
Not the Time to Transfer Wartime Control of Forces to South Korea
A transfer could slow decision-making and complicate alliance coordination during the unprecedented chaos of a dual contingency.
A transfer could slow decision-making and complicate alliance coordination during the unprecedented chaos of a dual contingency.
While the United States maintains extended deterrence commitments to South Korea and Taiwan, a pressing question looms—would the U.S. commit military forces at scale, and for as long as necessary, on both fronts?