The US Air Force AC-130J (also known as Ghost Rider) has conducted joint training operations in South Korea for the first time. It is equipped with precision-guided weapons, making it more capable of efficient regional operations. The South Korean military has released a video of Ghost Rider engaging in live-fire training over the Korean peninsula, demonstrating its improved capabilities. This new model is a crucial part of the US and South Korea alliance. U.S. and South Korea are engaging in a joint special operations drill, “Teak Knife.” The month-long drill ensures personnel is combat-ready and promotes a strong alliance between the two nations.
