Suwon Air Base - Suwon-si

Of course, I am living in the neighborhood, and even though the noise makes me think that the Air Force is not bad, but because of the fact that the Air Force is moving to Mars, the Internet community like now is making an ad that Hwaseong City directly opposes the Air Force Airfield. Because of the noise, the class I hear is a bit hindered, but I hope you do not move it. Who would make a noise to the people of Hwaseong City if they caused noise? Do not look at our damage.

Suwon Airfield was not built recently, but in the 50s, and the vicinity of the airfield at that time was Kangchon. I wonder why all of the residents around here are getting angry because they are moving because they know there will be noise problems.

People who say what they say at 9 PM So you mean not to do night flight training? You should be grateful for not showing up on the weekend I practice so hard to protect my country

Look at those who are noisy at night. Suwon Airfield was originally built long before the local residents lived, so the residents who came in first know that it was noisy due to the noise of fighter planes, but I know that they came in and lived in. If you ask to move... It must be difficult... If you move in without knowing all the noise of a fighter plane and say that it is noisy at night, I think there is a fish game. So the war is noisy at night, so isn't it?

Next Encyclopedia Black Eagles 53rd special flight squadron summary A name referring to the 53rd special flight squad, the special flight team of the ROKAF The Black Eagles are air fighters of the ROKAF. It was first established in 1967 and will present special flights on behalf of the Air Force at national events. There is also the purpose of informing the ROKAF through high flight performance. Originally, it was the 239th special flight battalion belonging to the 8th Fighter Wing, but with the 239th aircraft maintenance team in 2013, it was converted to the 53rd special flight squadron and changed to belong to the air force headquarters. Black Eagles The Black Eagles has been using KAI T-50B Golden Eagle as its main aircraft from 2009 to present. The T-50B is a modification of the basic model, the T-50, for the air show, which includes devices for air shows such as a pin camera and a smoke generator. The Black Eagles are composed of eight T-50B aircraft and operate about 50 special flights per year. The Air Force's first special flight was an Armed Forces Day event that used four F-51 Mustangs in 1953. In 1962, the Air Force created an aerobatic flight team, Blue Saber, using the F-86 Saber. In 1967, Blue Saver changed its name to "Black Eagles," changing the model to Northrop F-5A (Northrop F-5A). In 1994, the Air Force rebuilt the Black Eagles independently of the 239th Special Squadron belonging to the 8th Fighter Wing, and changed its model to the A-37B Dragon Fly. In 2013, the 53rd special flight squadron was converted into a Korean supersonic trainer, the T-50B. In 2012, the Black Eagles won the top spot in the display at the Waddington International Airshow. In the same year, he received the King Hussein Momorial Sword and The 'As the Crows Flies' trophy at the Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT).