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2. K9 Thunder - Wikipedia

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   K9 Thunder is a 155 mm self-propelled howitzer developed by the Agency for Defense Development and private corporations, including Samsung Aerospace Industries. It has a long firing range, high mobility, and various variants, and is used by the ROK Armed Forces and several other countries.

3. SGR-A1 - Wikipedia

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   The Samsung SGR-A1 is a lethal autonomous weapons system developed by Samsung Techwin and Korea University to patrol the Korean Demilitarized Zone. It has surveillance, tracking, firing, and voice recognition capabilities, but its autonomy and ethics are controversial.

4. List of equipment of the Republic of Korea Army - Wikipedia

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   This web page lists the small arms, artillery, armored vehicles, aircraft and other equipment currently in service in the South Korean army. It includes the names, manufacturers, origins, types, calibers and notes of each item, but does not mention any specific tanks.

5. K1 tank - Wikipedia

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   In February 2000, Samsung Thomson-CSF was created, and it was renamed Samsung Thales on 26 February 2001. [ 72 ] On 27 February 2003, Ssang Yong Information and the ADD developed an IETM (interactive electronic technical manual) in four CD-ROMs that contain twenty books of a technical manual for the K1A1 using domestically developed software ...

6. Samsung - Wikipedia

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   Samsung is a South Korean conglomerate founded by Lee Byung-chul in 1938. It operates in various industries, including electronics, shipbuilding, engineering, insurance and biologics. Its headquarters are in Samsung Digital City, Suwon.

7. List of United States Marine Corps MOS - Wikipedia

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   Learn about the Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) system of the USMC, which categorizes career fields and specialties for enlisted and officer Marines. Find out the current authorized MOSs, their codes, requirements, and changes over time.