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As the Batch-I to Batch-II program progresses, there are also export warship programs based on this ship. The Jose Rizal-class Frigate is HHI's export warship based on the Batch-I Incheon-class. The first ship was delivered in 2019 and the second, Antonio Luna, is currently in service with...

FFX Batch-II (Daegu-class frigate) - 8 The Daegu-class is an improved variant of the Incheon-class frigate. Modifications to the Incheon-class include a TB-250K towed array sonar system and a 16-cell Korean Vertical Launching System (K-VLS) that is able to deploy the K-SAAM, Hong Sang Eo...

The FFX program refers to the ROK Navy's future frigate program, which began in the early 21st century. Previously, the ROK Navy built PCC and FF to counter North Korea's high-speed spy vessels and semi-submersibles. Notably, this high-speed spy ship had multiple engines, allowing it to...

I mean, if you had to choose between a nuclear submarine and an aircraft carrier. Isn't it funny, the same arguments that Korean military enthusiasts used to have are happening here.

I don't know what Turkey is aiming for, but if I had to choose, it would be an aircraft carrier.

Oh, I think it's been around for a while, especially since the North Korean SLBM threat became more certain. In South Korea, many military enthusiasts have talked about plans for a nuclear-powered submarine, but the government has never officially announced that it is moving forward. I'm sure...

? South Korea is not building nuclear submarines.I appreciate that you are paying attention to our economic development and the growth of our nuclear power industry. But we Korean are focusing on light aircraft carriers, not nuclear submarines.

They seem to train pretty hard.

The annual production capacity found in KAI's Earnings Presentation. This is not to say that KAI is currently producing at this rate, but rather that this is the maximum Capa they can produce in a given year and the maximum number of workers they can produce with in their current production...

As far as I know, Japan has never built a TB2 class drone. (I think they have done a lot of research and experiments.) Only recently have they imported the American MQ-9B and used it in the JCG. In particular, the JGSDF has only been known to use small UAS. It is possible that the JGSDF is...

The range is 290 kilometers. Actually, I don't know if it's correct to use the term batch-2, maybe KTSSM-2 is the official name.

First picture of the K239 Chunmoo MLRS with KTSSM-I batch-II Compared to the standard K239, you can see that the launcher is slightly extended. 239mm, 300mm, KTSSM-I batch-II(CTM=Chunmoo Tactical Missile+290KM)

That's right, this is an old list, and it includes Finland, which just joined yesterday, haha.

Hey, even on the SDT website it says ACMI, simulation. Not TDL... Also, the KF-21 uses LINK-16. I know LINK-16 is not provided by LM. There is an international organization (MIDS IPO) that deals with LINK-16.

Yes, it is. I heard that SDT delivers datalink modules in embedded training units. There is a plan to localize it and it is in progress, as it may require export approval from Turkey in the future, as he tweeted.

Awesome!!! High quality images make my heart skip a beat. Looking forward to the flight test later this year. Good things are going to happen.

Night Flight of the KF-21 Units 3 and 4 flew together. This test flight verified the proper operation of the aircraft's interior and exterior lighting under limited light conditions, Aircraft lighting plays an important role in nighttime flight in nighttime flight, such as preventing...

Perhaps the misunderstanding stems from the perception that the FA-50 replaces the MIG-29 position in Poland. In fact, they are replacing SU-22.