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South Koreans once chipped in for fighter jets. Now, they make their own. – The Washington Post

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The U.S. Phantom F-4 fighter jet, which South Korea has just retired from use, acts as a metaphor for the countries’ security alliance.

​The U.S. Phantom F-4 fighter jet, which South Korea has just retired from use, acts as a metaphor for the countries’ security alliance.    Read More

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