South Korea's most recent Baekdu signals intelligence-gathering aircraft is based on a Dassault Falcon 2000 business jet.
Credit: Ji Daehyen
Keeping an eye on what North Korea is up to will be ever more important as the hermit state becomes ever more threatening. Evidently not satisfied with an already substantial fleet of signals intelligence (sigint) aircraft, South Korea has begun operating at least one new unit based on a Dassault...
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