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Well, I haven't found anything officially announced yet. Based on various news reports, production was around 10 units per month, but after the Polish contract, Hyundai Rotem expanded the production line at their factory, gaining the capacity to produce more than that. Hyundai Rotem will have to...

Fortunately, we were able to deliver the entire first batch (180 units) of exports to Poland within this year. This was made possible by prioritizing exports of the quantities to be used by the Republic of Korea Army starting in 2022 and increasing production at the factories of related...

The 2023 LAMD MFR was a trailer-mounted variant, whereas the MFR showcased at the 2025 ADEX is a truck-mounted variant.(However, the LAMD MFR development prototype is a trailer type. )There must be a reason for the enhanced mobility. Separately, I heard that H-SHORAD is a system being developed...

It seems to be assembled in Peru. How much has it changed from the specifications used in Korea? In person, this car is actually quite large, but the Peruvian spec model looks even longer than I expected. Probably just the way it appears in photos.

Using drones for filming is a very positive development.

https://www.hyundai-wia.com/pr/press_view.asp?keyIdx=6072&keyField=&keyWord=&gubun=KO&flag=CAST&keyCate=&page=1 Hyundai Wia announced on the 13th that it had held a roll-out ceremony for the gun carriage system of the naval Close-In Weapon System (CIWS-II) at its naval assembly yard in Changwon...

May the souls of the departed rest in peace. https://www.twz.com/air/detached-wings-from-doomed-turkish-c-130-seen-spiraling-into-the-ground TWZ mentioned that this C-130E was modernized through the ERCIYES MLU program. Is that true?

INNOSPACE announced today that it has begun functional checks and satellite–launch vehicle interface tests for customer satellites and experimental payloads as part of the operational procedures for its first commercial launch mission SPACEWARD of the ‘HANBIT-Nano’. This procedure verifies the...

Hyundai Rotem's Space Roadmap(They're challenging the field of future reusable launch vehicles, I suppose.) and HCM Technology Overview

KDDX combat system

To mark the 80th anniversary of the Republic of Korea Navy's founding, the first fleet-level maritime maneuvering exercise was conducted in the South Sea and East Sea from November 9 to 11. Seven vessels, including three Aegis destroyers such as the state-of-the-art Aegis destroyer KDX-III...

The export-type frigate and radar displayed at the LIG Nex1 booth during D&S 2025 in Thailand. It resembles the specifications for the previous export to Peru. LIG maintains a cooperative relationship with HHI. Competitor Hanwha can supply both the ship and sensors. HDF-4000

Well, it doesn't seem like it's that serious of a situation. Right? Haha. No. That doesn't seem like a very good idea. To replace the F-4 2020 and meet the necessary fighter demand, it's better to buy what's already on the market than to purchase a product still under development. And since...

Well, actual users might not see it that way. While actual demand is factored into the plan, waiting for it entails cost increases and risks. Consider the time and money the Turkish military has wasted waiting until now.

Speaking of the Eurofighter, was it introduced to replace the F-4 2020? If it is introduced, will all F-4 2020s be retired by 2030?

Kencoa Aerospace's Wing Rib under the C-390 Offset Program. These offset programs will apply to the C-390s to be introduced in Korea as well as overseas.

It's already been explained in the KF-X thread, so is there really any need to elaborate further? If we must, we can cite the Altay case. I could take the same stance on Altay. But I won't. Turkey continues to demonstrate its commitment to localization, and it's actually happening, yet Korean...

The claim that South Korea can't sell the KF-21 to countries the US disapproves of is pretty laughable. Why should Korea have to do that? We're not like Turkey, constantly clashing with the US over every little thing... And calling it Lego? It reminds me of those who mocked Sweden's Gripen C/D...

The TAipers-L is a lightweight model that reduces the weight of the existing TAipers (35kg) and range (8km) to under 17kg and approximately 5.5km. It was explained that this is intended for future installation on ground platforms such as the Redback. This time, you can see it mounted on the...