The nuclear-propelled USS Annapolis arrived at a South Korean island about a week after a nuclear-armed U.S. submarine docked at a mainland port in a show of force to counter North Korean nuclear threats.
In this photo provided by South Korea Defense Ministry, the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier and the USS nuclear-powered submarine USS Annapolis participate in a joint anti-submarine drill between South Korea, the United States and Japan in waters off South Korea’s eastern coast on Sept. 30, 2022. A nuclear-propelled U.S. submarine has arrived in South Korea in the second deployment of a major U.S.
In this photo provided by South Korea Defense Ministry, the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier and the USS nuclear-powered submarine USS Annapolis participate in a joint anti-submarine drill between South Korea, the United States and Japan in waters off South Korea’s eastern coast on Sept. 30, 2022. A nuclear-propelled U.S. submarine has arrived in South Korea in the second deployment of a major U.S.
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