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Forging ahead- South Korea's growing air power

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KOREA -- MILITARY CAPABILITIES

In: Asia-Pacific Defence Reporter : November 2021, Vol.47, No.8, pp.32-37(9)Summary: South Korea displyed its latest equipment, innovations and concepts of its aerial capabilities in ADEX 21 defence exhibition. This included new basic trainer concepts, additional roles for FA-50Fighting Eagles, UAV Developmentsoncluding vertical take off and landing. It aims not only to be an exporter of defence material, but also to less rely on foreign military technologies.

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South Korea displyed its latest equipment, innovations and concepts of its aerial capabilities in ADEX 21 defence exhibition. This included new basic trainer concepts, additional roles for FA-50Fighting Eagles, UAV Developmentsoncluding vertical take off and landing. It aims not only to be an exporter of defence material, but also to less rely on foreign military technologies.

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