Two Japanese Soldiers Die During Military Training Drill
(MENAFN) Two members of Japan’s Ground Self-Defense Force (GSDF) have died after going missing during a military training exercise in the southwestern region of Oita Prefecture, media reported Monday.
The soldiers, both in their 20s and holding the rank of sergeant, were assigned to a tank unit stationed at Camp Kusu. According to the report, they had been participating in a reconnaissance infiltration drill at the Hijudai Training Area when communication with them was abruptly lost.
Following a search operation, the pair were discovered unresponsive and showing no vital signs. They were later officially pronounced dead, media said.
The GSDF has announced the launch of a full investigation to determine what led to the fatal incident. So far, details surrounding the circumstances remain unclear, and the cause of death has not been publicly disclosed.
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