CCP leads Army forces during Key Resolve 13 [Image 1 of 6]

CAMP WALKER, DAEGU GWANG'YEOGSI [TAEGU-KWANGYOKSHI], SOUTH KOREA

03.14.2013

Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Kevin Bell 

U.S. Army Pacific Public Affairs Office

Lt. Col. Chang Jung Lee (left), Republic of Korea Army Headquarters liaison officer to U.S. Army Service Component Command FWD speaks with 1st Lt. Benjamin Riley, 405th Civil Affairs Battalion, U.S. Army Reserve, with the assistance of Pfc. Joon Hyoung Kim, a Korean Augment to the U.S. Army (KATUSA) during exercise Key Resolve in Daegu, Korea, Mar. 14, 2013. ASCC (FWD) consists primarily of soldiers from the U.S. Army Pacific Contingency Command Post from Fort Shafter, Hawaii, along with augmenting forces from active duty and reserve units from the U.S. Key Resolve is a combined-joint command post exercise designed to help improve theater operations performance capabilities of the RoK-U.S. combined defense system, test the ability of augmenting forces deployment into the Korean peninsula and maintain the RoK warfighting capability in order to defend the Korean Peninsula. Key Resolve 2013 is being led for the first time by the RoK Joint Chiefs of Staff and 10,000 RoK and 3,500 U.S. service members are participating in the exercise held annually in Korea around the same time every year. The RoK JCS led exercise is being used to establish the basis for the transition of wartime operational control to the RoK. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Kevin P. Bell)

• Date Taken: 03.14.2013
• Date Posted: 03.18.2013 22:11
• Photo ID: 889501
• VIRIN: 130314-A-JI701-001
• Resolution: 4800x3200
• Size: 8.63 MB
• Location: CAMP WALKER, DAEGU GWANG'YEOGSI [TAEGU-KWANGYOKSHI], KR