South Korea conducts first High-Tech military training

The South Korean military has conducted its first brigade-level field training involving a cutting-edge combat simulation system.

According to army officials, an estimated 4,500 troops participated in the high-tech training at the Korea Combat Training Center (KCTC) in Inje.

During the 10-day exercise, participants utilized the multiple integrated laser engagement system to simulate combat scenarios and engage hostile forces without live ammunition.

South Korean soldiers also mobilized tanks, armored vehicles, howitzers, attack and utility helicopters to mimic real-life battle environments.

The event included a high-intensity session in which troops trained for four consecutive days.

The field training was held to enhance the combat capabilities of the soldiers amid persistent threats from North Korea.