Defending South Korea: Transferring Wartime Operational Command (OPCON)
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October 8, 2014
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1:51:04Now PlayingThe decision to return wartime operational control (OPCON) of Republic of Korea military forces to that country’s government has been controversial since its 2007 inception. Washington and Seoul appear on the cusp of again postponing the scheduled date for OPCON transition. Seoul cites North Korea’s growing nuclear capabilities as justification for delay while others argue its past time for America’s ally to assume primary responsibility for its defense.
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