The ACTUS® Laser Boresight is a precision device mounted directly onto the gun barrel, accurately indicating the exact aiming position of the muzzle. With a divergence angle of less than 0.6 mrad, it provides exceptional accuracy, making it an essential tool for precise alignment and target acquisition. The circular laser beam, with a 7.5 cm diameter, is visible to the naked eye from distances of up to 125 meters. The laser output is easily adjustable, offering versatility for use in various environments. Engineered for easy attachment to the gun barrel without causing any damage, the ACTUS® Laser Boresight also includes a remote harness for convenient operation from up to 4 meters away. Supporting 100-240V AC voltage, it ensures stable operation and excellent compatibility worldwide.

Kia developed Granbird Bare Chassis Vehicle based on long-accumulated technology and infrastructure for commercial vehicles. This Granbird Bare Chassis vehicle can be easily modified as specialized vehicles on the basis of diverse customer requirements.

The ground control system for the corps-level unmanned aerial vehicle (RQ-101) consists of a flight control assembly and an integrated operation assembly. Flight control is performed using additional equipment such as a knob assembly, switch assembly, contact indicator, and flight controller located in the flight control assembly. It provides functions to perform flight missions such as mission planning, target tracking, and image collection.

Since the start of the ROK and US military aircraft maintenance program in 1978, Korean Air has grown into the largest military aircraft maintenance facility in the Asia-Pacific region, having delivered more than 4,700 military aircraft. We established and maintain a cooperative relationship with ROK and USG military to support the comprehensive maintenance of military aircraft, from F-4, F-15, F-16, A-10, UH-60, to CH-47, and more. Based on Korean Air's expertise in commercial aviation operation, we plan to introduce the "Performance-Based Logistics System", a next-generation maintenance support concept, to realize high-level follow-up military support services.

The engine offers a take-off power of up to 180 kW (235 hp). Excellent power-to-weight ratio. Small installation dimensions. Two outpu shaft speed configurations. Stable operation at high and low temperatures.

Fly through GE's CF34-10 engine to learn why it is ready to power the B-52 into the future.

Development of an integrated support system for total life cycle management of weapon systems