South Korea seeks Global Hawk support
The Republic of Korea has requested support for its RQ-4 Block 30 Global Hawk fleet under the US foreign military sales programme.
South Korea has requested Contractor Logistics Support at a cost of $950 million. The support will include programme management, training for pilots maintenance, logistics and communications personnel, depot and organizational level maintenance, minor modifications and upgrades, spares and repair/return parts and operational flight support.
South Korea is to receive a total of four Block 30 Global Hawks from the US.
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