Hanwha Aerospace has set out to improve living conditions for service members and staff at the Navy Maintenance Depot.


Hanwha Aerospace said on October 22 that it had visited the Navy Maintenance Depot with the Gyeongsangnam-do Volunteer Center and carried out a “Visiting Warmth-Sharing Initiative to Boost Morale at Military Bases.”


The initiative was launched in the hope that service members and staff living at the Navy Maintenance Depot could work and live in a more comfortable environment.


Officials from Hanwha Aerospace and the Navy Maintenance Depot unveil a plaque at the opening ceremony for the renovated facility. [Photo provided by Hanwha Aerospace]

Officials from Hanwha Aerospace and the Navy Maintenance Depot unveil a plaque at the opening ceremony for the renovated facility. [Photo provided by Hanwha Aerospace]

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Reflecting service members’ feedback, Hanwha Aerospace worked hard to improve facilities in both work and rest areas, including refurbishing the fitness room and restrooms, painting the eaves and exterior walls, and upgrading lighting in underground spaces.


It also brought a food truck to the site to deliver snacks to service members and staff, and held opening and signboard-unveiling ceremonies for the upgraded facilities.


The Navy Maintenance Depot is a key facility responsible for maintaining and repairing major Navy equipment.


Hanwha Aerospace officials, service members and staff of the Navy Maintenance Depot pose for a commemorative photo at the opening ceremony of the upgraded facility. [Photo provided by Hanwha Aerospace]

Hanwha Aerospace officials, service members and staff of the Navy Maintenance Depot pose for a commemorative photo at the opening ceremony of the upgraded facility. [Photo provided by Hanwha Aerospace]

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A Hanwha Aerospace representative said, “We organized this initiative to provide even a little help to the service members and staff who maintain the nation’s important equipment and do their best in their respective roles. We will continue not only to improve facilities but also to have our employees visit sites in person to express their gratitude and support.”



Hanwha Aerospace plans to continue pursuing mutually beneficial cooperation initiatives that provide practical support by identifying the diverse needs of local communities and military sites.


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