With the renewed threat from North Korea and the rising challenges of an assertive China, South Korea has initiated a range of naval, air and land acquisition programs that will support the Republic of Korea’s transition towards developing a robust, deployable, conventional power projection and deterrence focused force. Through its new naval programme, the ROK Navy looks forward to transitioning toward a Blue Water Navy. Read full news at this link...
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A Dokdo-Class Landing Platform Helicopter of the ROK Navy (Picture Source: ROK Navy)
A Dokdo-Class Landing Platform Helicopter of the ROK Navy (Picture Source: ROK Navy)
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