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The Long History of South Korea's OPCON Debate
By Clint Work
President Moon has once again raised the issue of transferring OPCON to South Korea. What would that actually look like?
Imagining a 'Finlandized' Korea
By Ben Rimland
A recent proposal sparked controversy, but it's more feasible than it appears at first glance.
US Deploys 10 Long-Range Air-to-Ground Missiles to South Korea
By Franz-Stefan Gady
According to local media reports, U.S. forces deployed precision-guided missiles at an airbase in South Korea.
What's the Big Deal About These US-South Korea Military Exercises?
By Damen Cook
A closer look at the costs and benefits of the annual Foal Eagle-Key Resolve exercises.
It's Official: The United States and South Korea Agree to Deploy THAAD
By Ankit Panda
Talks are over. THAAD will be deployed on the Korean peninsula.
Evolution of the U.S.-ROK Alliance: Who Should Pay for What?
By Leon Whyte
The cost burden of U.S. Forces Korea has become contentious, and is likely to remain that way.
South Korea: Who Should Have Wartime Command?
By Robert E. Kelly
The saga over U.S. OPCON – wartime control of the South Korean military – continues.
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