Korean Procurement, Research, Optimization, and Developments

[Alucard Tobor]

Work has begun on a nuclear enrichment facility, roughly 20 kilometers west of Kyongsong, in the mountainous northern reaches of the country. Construction is expected to be complete in 1962.

Additionally, a space center is being constructed immediately south of Kosong, further down the coast, for launches over the Sea of Japan. It is expected to be operational By the end of 1959.

[Alucard Tobor]

Construction has begun on a new air base and weapons range to the north-east of Tongrim, as a facility to support the Air Force's new Counter-Air Defence program. The facility is expected to be operational in early 1959, and will support up to four fighter squadrons, and support facilities for the weapons range.

[Alucard Tobor]

All existing heavy bombers are being phased out, being replaced with Marksman B.2s. Construction expected to be complete by 1960.

[Alucard Tobor]

Twenty Bun-no-class patrol frigates are being constructed, alongside one Maehwa-class carrier.

[Alucard Tobor]

The annual budget has mandated the procurement of 60 new attack helicopters, some 3,000 new mechanized infantry vehicles and some 30,000 troops, and a modest expansion of the country's industrial capacity.

[Alucard Tobor]

Construction has begun on a new Grand Dragon-class aircraft carrier. Additionally, two new and six upgrade squadrons of helicopters have been ordered for construction; the existing fleet has been slated to convert as airframes become available.

The Air Force fighter fleet is being updated; four of the six wings are converting to Spectre FGR.2 fighter-bombers.

[Alucard Tobor]

The air wings of the three Barigongju-class carriers in service have been designated for upgrading to Spectre FGR.2 fighters; additionally, the formation of two armour regiments has been approved, with each to include a company of the newly-developed Kobuela reconnaissance vehicles.

[Alucard Tobor]

Given recent losses and damages in the Chinese Civil War, slipways have been cleared for the Navy; with a flotilla of destroyers lost, alongside two divisions of cruisers, further naval expansions have been placed on hold in favour of putting resources towards the nation's industry and Air Force.

Repairing:
-2 units Warships, Heavy
-1 unit Fleet Carrier
-1 unit Fighters

Building new:
-1 unit Fighters
-2 Industry

In addition, a West-looking over-the-horizon (OTH) radar is slated for construction in the north of the country, and an East-facing one likewise begun in the south.

[Alucard Tobor]

A review of the Chinese Civil War and the vessels involved has resulted in a great deal of usable data; as such, the Navy has decided to rebuild the eight cruisers lost in the conflict as the newly-designed Yecheon-class guided missile cruisers.

Additionally, an expansion on industry has been recommended by the Ministry of the Interior, focused in the north of the country.

[Alucard Tobor]

A significant expansion of the Air Force has been budgeted, permitting the construction of 5 new fighter squadrons.