Senior Japanese and ROK Military Leaders Together Visit a U.S. Nuclear Submarine for the First Time
Just another example of the growing trilateral cooperation between the ROK, Japan, and the U.S.:
The U.S. military has revealed South Korean, U.S. and Japanese submarine commanders jointly boarded an American nuclear ballistic missile submarine for the first time last month, in a sign of bolstering trilateral cooperation against North Korean threats.
On the Pentagon’s Defense Visual Information Distribution Service, it posted a series of photos showing the three officials aboard the USS Maine, an Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine, in the vicinity of Guam on April 18.
The three were Rear Adm. Lee Su-youl, the commander of the South Korean Navy’s Submarine Force; Rear Adm. Rick Seif, the commander of the U.S.’ Submarine Group 7; and Vice Adm. Tateki Tawara, the commander of Japan’s Fleet Submarine Force.
Yonhap
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That picture has more Japanese seamen than Bukkake Pool Party 3.
Adm Seif looks very uncomfortable… as if the Japanese Admiral had asked a question using the wrong pronouns for the burly drag queen just off camera to the right of the shot.