Originally Posted by blue_shark
from http://www.dema.mil.kr/home/armshistory
It took about 3 hours to edit(cut and join) those two XK2 videos.
oh and my youtube ID is hankooktotal(www.youtube.com/hankooktotal) FYI.
I have seen the video (window media seems not work for my comp, so I linked it to adrenalin player), but I cannot find any source of downloading. If you can, can you please tell me an address so I can download?
There are reports that total production of K2 Black Panther will be decrease to 390 due to economic crisis.
I hope it comes back to 600+ after economic problem is cleared.
ROK(South Korea) Armed Forces pics
ROK(South Korea) Armed Forces pics
Last edited by hood; 09-09-2009 at 08:14 PM.
Korea-US MP joint training
http://bemil.chosun.com
ROK in Iraq
Do South Korea have a special forces called H.I.D?
Headquarters of Intelligence Detachment
They are ROKA secret intelligences whose mission is to infiltrated North Korea and gather informations, and in charge of "dirty" missions (assassination, kidnapping, etc).
Korea government is restricting informations about HID; even HID members are not allowed to know much about HID.
Turkish war veteran Mus Celebi, right, shows his picture takend duirng the Korean war to Read Admiral Yoon Young-sik, commander of the ROKN Cruise Training Forece, on board AOE class fast combat support ship ROKS Chun Ji in Istanbul, Turkey, Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008. Some 50 Turkish war veterans who fought in the 1950-1953 Korean War were invited aboard the South Korean Navy's war ships which were visiting Istanbul. Turkey sent 15,000 troops to help South Korea as part of a United Nations force during the Korean War. Turkish troops won honors from U.S. Congress and the South Korean president for their successful defense during the Battle of Kunuri, in which the Turks acted as a rear guard and allowed other U.N. forces to withdraw after being taken by surprise by a larger Chinese force.
Read Admiral Yoon Young-sik, commander of the ROKN Cruise Training Forece, toasts with Turkish war veteran during a lunch on board AOE class fast combat support ship ROKS Chun Ji in Istanbul, Turkey, Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2008. Some 50 Turkish war veterans who fought in the 1950-1953 Korean War were invited aboard the South Korean Navy's war ships which were visiting Istanbul. Turkey sent 15,000 troops to help South Korea as part of a United Nations force during the Korean War. Turkish troops won honors from U.S. Congress and the South Korean president for their successful defense during the Battle of Kunuri, in which the Turks acted as a rear guard and allowed other U.N. forces to withdraw after being taken by surprise by a larger Chinese force.
Korean Ramjet??? That's great !! But why do Korea need them??
Blue Shark,
I'm not being sarcastic or ironic, I just think that we should focus more on the FX project that others projects.
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