A concept illustration released by DAPA shows the SRAAM-II adopting design cues from the IRIS-T, which has been test-fired from a KF-21 fighter.
Credit: Defense Acquisition Program Administration
SINGAPORE—South Korea has kicked off development of its indigenous Short-Range Air-to-Air Missile-II (SRAAM-II), following a Dec. 2 program initiation meeting led by the Agency for Defense Development. Backed by a KRW435.9 billion ($297 million) budget, the program will run from 2025-32 and involve...
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