Neo-Korean Aerial Defense Force
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| Neo-Korean Aerial Defense Forces | |
|---|---|
| Active | 1974-Present |
| Country |  Neo-Korea |
| Type | Air Force |
| Role | Aerial Warfare |
| Size | 226,000 (2034) 900 Aircraft |
| Ceremonial Garrison | Fuzan, Omiskan Administration Zone |
| Nickname(s) | NKADF, NKAF |
| Motto(s) | Bōei, Dokuritsu, Kaihō (Defense, Independence, Liberation) (shared with the Neo-Korean Ground Forces) |
| Engagements | Korean Civil War 2034 Matsumae Invasion |
| Flying hours | 18 Hours Per Month (216 Per Year) |
| Commanders | |
| Paramount Leader | Beom Dae |
| Marshal of the Air | Isei Yori |
The Neo-Korean Aerial Defense Force, also known as the NKADF and the NKAF, is the aerial warfare component of the Neo-Korean State, responsible for airspace operations, electronic warfare, space operations including the launching of satellites, and the maintenance of national radar systems not associated with the Coastal Defense Forces. It has an estimated personnel number of 226,000 men, and approximately 900 aircraft, of which 380 are fighters.
The NKADF has its origins in the Kaesong-era Kaesong State Aerial Forces founded in 1918, organized from early experimental groupings in the Kaesong State Army and reorganized as a separate branch to prevent overfocus on ground affairs. The KSAF would prove effective in the Chamorro War, acting as a credible threat to the Marquesan Air Force through its advanced for-the-time monoplane fighter designs.
The NKADF is a fully professional service, unlike the Neo-Korean Ground Forces and the Neo-Korean Navy, owing to a perceived necessity for professional pilots to be utilized in the piloting of the generally advanced designs in utilization.
History
Kaesong
Kaesong would be an early adopter of independent airforce concepts, creating the Kaestong State Aerial Forces out of the experimental groupings of the Kaesong State Army in 1918, owing to both a desire to carry the advanced monoplane designs being produced into the period into an effective tactical position and due to the personal comraderie many early airforce leaders had with Morikawa Hirasada, a key military official of the time period and close confidant to the leader of Kaesong. They would receive a large budget and much of the resource priority of the developmental budget of the era.
Chamorro War
KDS
Great War
Carrier Operations
Air War in Hiakemiria
Janpian Campaign
Land Operations
Kistavich Campaign
Civil War
Invasion of Jungg'o
Modern Day
Organization
Structure
Equipment
See Main Article: Equipment of the Neo-Korean Aerial Defense Forces