South Korea’s MUAV Faces Pressure From Global Hawk
Credit: Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
With little publicity, South Korean engineers are working on the largest and most complicated aircraft their country has built independently, an unmanned surveillance aircraft called MUAV. From the scanty information available, they seem to have a technically successful program on their hands, one...
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