A South Korean life jacket manufacturer is producing inflatable F-35 decoys designed to make enemies waste costly ammunition.
Developed by Gimhae-based Seawolf Marine, the balloon decoy is trailer-ready and can be deployed by two people in just 10 minutes.
Beyond mimicking the jet’s shape, it emits electromagnetic waves and generates heat to attract hostile radars and infrared sensors. It can also be controlled remotely to imitate realistic flight patterns.
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