Suspected Drone Crashes in Gimpo
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The Korea Times
korean-vibe.comSuspected drone crashes in Gimpo
An object believed to be an unmanned aerial vehicle crashed in a park in Gimpo, just west of Seoul, on Tuesday morning, military officials said, prompting an investigation by military authorities. No casualties have been reported. Military authorities, who were dispatched after receiving the report, were collecting the object and investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash. Gimpo city officials said military authorities are examining t…
A small Army unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) undergoing training in Gimpo, Gyeonggi Province, crashed near the training ground after losing communication. Although the aircraft was damaged, no human or civilian casualties have been reported so far. During a regular Ministry of National Defense briefing on the 10th, Army Public Affairs Officer Bae Seok-jin stated, "A small UAV undergoing training crashed due to a loss of communication of unknown ca…
The Army announced on the 10th, “This morning, a small unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) undergoing training at an Army unit in Gimpo, Gyeonggi Province, lost communication for an unknown cause, and the unit subsequently recovered the aircraft near the training ground following a report from residents.” The Army added, “Aside from equipment damage, there are currently no reports of human or civilian casualties.”
(Gimpo=Yonhap News) Reporter Cheon Jeong-in = On the morning of the 10th, an object believed to be a drone crashed into a park in Unyang-dong, Gimpo-si, Gyeonggi-do, prompting military authorities to launch an investigation.
Military authorities have launched an investigation following the crash of an object believed to be a drone in Gimpo, Gyeonggi Province. It has been revealed that the drone in question is a small unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) undergoing training at an Army unit. According to the Army on the 10th, a small UAV crashed this morning after losing communication for unknown reasons during training at an Army unit in Gimpo. The UAV crashed into a park i…
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