DAPA improves performance with the latest parts of Korean unmanned aerial vehicle 'Songgolmae'

The Defense Acquisition Program Administration completed a performance improvement project that introduced the latest parts to the RQ-101 "Songgolmae," a domestic unmanned aerial vehicle operated by the military.

The agency said it has developed aircraft parts with the latest technology and replaced them with aging parts, and has completed all performance verification such as test evaluation and flight safety.

He also explained that he has solved the repair problem of peregrine falcons operated in the front area by replacing all key discontinued parts.

Peregrine falcons are unmanned aerial vehicles developed with domestic technology in the early and mid-2000s and are a key military surveillance asset that monitors enemy activities in areas close to front lines and enemy lines.