South Korea Says North Fired a Projectile off Eastern Coast
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff on Wednesday didn't immediately confirm what the weapons were and how far they flew.
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Fort Carson Soldier Dies During Training Incident in South Korea
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Seoul Says US-North Korea Nuke Talks Will Likely Resume Soon
U.S.-led diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the North Korean nuclear crisis have largely remained stalled.
With Korea Exercises Canceled, Troops Could Spend More Time Training in Alaska
Officials are in search of a new location to replace training on the Korean Peninsula.
US Military Helicopter Drops Container Unit on Building in South Korea
The container was being carried via sling load by a 2nd Infantry Division helicopter when it fell .
Pressured to Speed Returns, the US Military Says South Korea Can Have 15 Bases Now
U.S. Forces Korea is ready to turn over more than half of the bases now, including parts of Yongsan Garrison in Seoul.
US Military Extends South Korea Curfew Suspension for Three Months
U.S. troops in South Korea received three more months without a curfew after Gen. Robert Abrams extended the suspension.
North Korea's Kim to Visit Seoul 'Soon,' Moon Says
The South Korean president told lawmakers Thursday that the peninsula is approaching "the historic starting line" for peace.
Coast Guard Rescues Fourth and Final Crewman from Capsized Ship
All four were described as alert and in relatively good condition and were taken to a hospital for further evaluation.
Coast Guard Says 3 of 4 Rescued from Cargo Ship
Coast Guard rescuers made contact on Monday with four South Korean crew members trapped inside a massive cargo ship.
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