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South Korea develops military technologies for helicopters

Drones and tiltrotors for intelligence operations and air, land and naval interoperability

The South Korean aircraft manufacturer Korea Aerospace Industries (Kai), a company operating in the aerospace sector, has launched an ambitious program for the development of technologies for drones (Mum-T, Manned - Unmanned Teaming) and weapons management (Ale, Air Launched Effects), for military helicopters. In detail, the aim is to develop sensors, command and control capabilities, tactical communications,...

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Seoul, South Korea, 07/13/2023 09:49
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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