Hanwha Aerospace is a South Korean aerospace and defense company headquartered in Jung District, Seoul, and a subsidiary of the Hanwha Group. It was established on August 1, 1977 as Samsung Precision Industry, and describes itself as Korea's only gas turbine engine manufacturer, developing and producing aircraft engines alongside ground weapon systems and other aerospace components; by 2016 it had manufactured more than 8,000 pieces of equipment. The company operates through six business segments, Defense, Aviation Engine, Power Systems, Security, Industrial Equipment and Information Technology Services, and its products include missiles, rocket engines, military vehicles and lithium battery systems. This description is adapted from Wikipedia contributors under CC BY-SA 4.0; changes were made. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
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- Also in War and Military Atlas: K200 KIFV, manufactures there.
- Also in War and Military Atlas: K9 Thunder, manufactures there.
- Also in War and Military Atlas: Korean vertical launching system, manufactures there.
- Also in War and Military Atlas: K-SAAM, manufactures there.
- Also in War and Military Atlas: M-SAM, manufactures there.
- Also in War and Military Atlas: Ure (missile), manufactures there.
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1. Hanwha Aerospace (Wikipedia)
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founded = 1 August 1977
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Wikidata Q563107, weapon-system manufacturer (w-bbfill-military6-0927)View the Source Wikidata: Hanwha Aerospace
WikidataOperates In: Defense Industry, Wikidata statement: industry (P452)Quote, Operates In: Defense Industry, Wikidata statement: industry (P452)
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