The South Korean Hanwha Aerospace is moving forward with a gradual strategy to produce, integrate and support the self-propelled K9MH shell in the United States. The plan has as its starting point a new facility in Opelika, Alabama, for the assembly, integration and testing of prototypes commissioned by the US Army.
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The South Korean Hanwha Aerospace is moving forward with a gradual strategy to produce, integrate and support the self-propelled K9MH shell in the United States. The plan has as its starting point a new facility in Opelika, Alabama, for the assembly, integration and testing of prototypes commissioned by the US Army.