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A South Korean Marine looks at the sea through a pair of binoculars behind a vulcan gun, a photo opportunity during a military exercise on Baengyeongdo, an island near the disputed maritime border with North Korea, northwest of Seoul. REUTERS
South Korean Marines run, a photo opportunity during a military exercise on Baengyeongdo, an island near the disputed maritime border with North Korea, northwest of Seoul. South Korea staged military drills from Thursday at the island where one of the South's warships sank in March. REUTERS
A South Korean Marine looks at the sea through a pair of binoculars behind a vulcan gun, a photo opportunity during a military exercise on Baengyeongdo, an island near the disputed maritime border with North Korea, northwest of Seoul. REUTERS
South Korean marines run to position during a military exercise in Baengnyeong Island, near the disputed Yellow Sea border between the two Koreas. South Korea's navy has staged intensive night-time exercises aimed at detecting North Korean submarines as a key part of its five-day drill scheduled to end on August 9, military officials said. AFP
South Korean marines stand guard at an anti-aircraft gun position during a military exercise in Baengnyeong Island, near the disputed Yellow Sea border between the two Koreas. AFP
A South Korean Marine looks at the sea through a pair of binoculars behind a vulcan gun, a photo opportunity during a military exercise on Baengyeongdo, an island near the disputed maritime border with North Korea, northwest of Seoul. REUTERS
South Korean Marines run, a photo opportunity during a military exercise on Baengyeongdo, an island near the disputed maritime border with North Korea, northwest of Seoul. South Korea staged military drills from Thursday at the island where one of the South's warships sank in March. REUTERS
A South Korean Marine looks at the sea through a pair of binoculars behind a vulcan gun, a photo opportunity during a military exercise on Baengyeongdo, an island near the disputed maritime border with North Korea, northwest of Seoul. REUTERS
South Korean marines run to position during a military exercise in Baengnyeong Island, near the disputed Yellow Sea border between the two Koreas. South Korea's navy has staged intensive night-time exercises aimed at detecting North Korean submarines as a key part of its five-day drill scheduled to end on August 9, military officials said. AFP
South Korean marines stand guard at an anti-aircraft gun position during a military exercise in Baengnyeong Island, near the disputed Yellow Sea border between the two Koreas. AFP