Showing posts with label South Korean Airforce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Korean Airforce. Show all posts

February 6, 2018

Video of RoKAF Black Eagles incident SG Airshow






December 14, 2017

South Korea’s AH-64Es fire Stingers air-to-air missiles

South Korea’s AH-64E attack helicopters have test-fired the Stinger air-to-air missile for the first time.




October 21, 2017

RoKAF to setup RQ-4 unit in December


The Republic of Korea Air Force (RoKAF) will set up an airborne intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) unit in December for its RQ-4 assets.





September 7, 2017

South Korea launches new 1,800-ton submarine





South Korea on Thursday launched a new 1,800-ton submarine, characterizing it as a "strategic dagger" to strike precisely at a range of targets.

The launch of the diesel-electric submarine wrapped up the Navy's KSS-II acquisition program, which began in 2000, for the introduction of nine 1,800-ton 214-class submarines.

"It's a national strategic dagger capable of precisely striking not only the enemy's ships and submarines but also ground targets deep inland," Adm. Um Hyun-seong, the Navy chief of staff, said during the launch ceremony at the Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard in Ulsan.


The Sin Dol Seok sub is named after a famous Korean admiral who led the country's fight against Japanese aggression in the late 1890s and early 1900s.

Equipped with South Korea's indigenous 1,000-kilometer-range cruise missile, it is 65 meters long and 6.3 meters wide, and it can sail at a maximum speed of 20 knots.

The Navy plans to put it into operation in 2019 after a series of tests.

It will increase the number of the Navy's submarines to 18. The Navy will begin to introduce 3,000-ton submarines in 2020.


(3rd LD) THAAD system deployment completed: S. Korea






September 6, 2017

South Korea fires ballistic missiles, SLAM-ER after North’s nuclear test

The South Korean military carried a live-firing exercise involving AGM-84H/K SLAM-ER cruise missile and Hyunmoo-2A ballistic missiles.




Four THAAD launchers will soon arrive in South Korea

South Korea says four additional Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile launchers will be arriving in the country after the environment ministry cleared an environmental impact survey at the THAAD site in Seongju.



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