South Korea's Defense Acquisition Authority (DAPA) has completed development of its own attack helicopter for the Marine Corps, capable of dealing with enemy UAVs. The new vehicle, called the MUH-1 Marinon, is based on the naval version of the KUH-1 Surion helicopter. The helicopter is equipped with weapons systems for multidimensional amphibious operations, including air-to-surface missiles, guided and unguided missiles and turret-mounted machine guns. In July, the new vehicle was successfully assessed for suitability for combat use, and in August it received an airworthiness certificate. Serial production of a batch of about 20 MUH-1 helicopters is expected to begin next year. of Korea.

South Korea's Defense Acquisition Authority (DAPA) has completed development of its own attack helicopter for the Marine Corps, capable of dealing with enemy UAVs. The new vehicle, called the MUH-1 Marinon, is based on the naval version of the KUH-1 Surion helicopter. The helicopter is equipped with weapons systems for multidimensional amphibious operations, including air-to-surface missiles, guided and unguided missiles and turret-mounted machine guns. In July, the new vehicle was successfully assessed for suitability for combat use, and in August it received an airworthiness certificate. Serial production of a batch of about 20 MUH-1 helicopters is expected to begin next year. of Korea.