- Seoul: South Korean Marines and New Zealand troops take part in a drill to board and exit a KAAV amphibious assault vehicle in Pohang about 270 kilometers southeast of Seoul on April 26, 2026, as the Navy and Marine Corps launched a weeklong regular amphibious landing exercise in efforts to maintain combat readiness against diversifying threats in future warfare, in this photo released by the Korean Marine Corps command. (Yonhap via IANS)
- Seoul: South Korean Marines and New Zealand troops take part in a street fighting drill in Pohang, about 270 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on April 26, 2026, as the Navy and Marine Corps launched a weeklong regular amphibious landing exercise in efforts to maintain combat readiness against diversifying threats in future warfare, in this photo released by the Korean Marine Corps Command. (Yonhap via IANS)
- Seoul: An amphibious landing ship carrying a K-1A2 tank reaches a beach in Pohang, about 270 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on April 26, 2026, as the Navy and Marine Corps launched a weeklong regular amphibious landing exercise in efforts to maintain combat readiness against diversifying threats in future warfare, in this photo released by the Korean Marine Corps Command. (Yonhap via IANS)
- Seoul: The 14,500-ton ROKS Marado amphibious landing ship sails in waters off Pohang, about 270 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on April 26, 2026, as the Navy and Marine Corps launched a weeklong regular amphibious landing exercise in efforts to maintain combat readiness against diversifying threats in future warfare, in this photo released by the Korean Marine Corps Command. (Yonhap via IANS)
- Seoul: An MUH-1 Marineon helicopter sits on the deck of the 14,500-ton ROKS Marado amphibious landing ship in waters off Pohang, about 270 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on April 26, 2026, as the Navy and Marine Corps launched a weeklong regular amphibious landing exercise in efforts to maintain combat readiness against diversifying threats in future warfare, in this photo released by the Korean Marine Corps Command.(Yonhap via IANS)
- Seoul: KAAV amphibious assault vehicles of South Korea, used to carry Marines, move toward a beach under a smoke screen in Pohang, about 270 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on April 26, 2026, as the Navy and Marine Corps launched a weeklong regular amphibious landing exercise in efforts to maintain combat readiness against diversifying threats in future warfare, in this photo released by the Korean Marine Corps Command. (Yonhap via IANS)
- Seoul: KAAV amphibious assault vehicles and an LSF landing craft of South Korea, used to carry Marines, move toward a beach in Pohang, about 270 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on April 26, 2026, as the Navy and Marine Corps launched a weeklong regular amphibious landing exercise in efforts to maintain combat readiness against diversifying threats in future warfare, in this photo released by the Korean Marine Corps Command. (Yonhap via IANS)
- Seoul: KAAV amphibious assault vehicles and an LSF landing craft of South Korea, used to carry Marines, move toward a beach in Pohang, about 270 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on April 26, 2026, as the Navy and Marine Corps launched a weeklong regular amphibious landing exercise in efforts to maintain combat readiness against diversifying threats in future warfare, in this photo released by the Korean Marine Corps Command. (Yonhap via IANS)
- Seoul: KAAV amphibious assault vehicles of South Korea, used to carry Marines, move toward a beach in Pohang, about 270 kilometers southeast of Seoul, on April 26, 2026, as the Navy and Marine Corps launched a weeklong regular amphibious landing exercise in efforts to maintain combat readiness against diversifying threats in future warfare, in this photo released by the Korean Marine Corps Command. (Yonhap via IANS)
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