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Here are the competitors for Malaysia’s jet trainer contract
Malaysia is seeking 18 jets to replace its fleet of Hawk 108 trainers and Hawk 208 light-attack jets, which were introduced in 1994 and have suffered from increasing attrition.
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China sanctions Raytheon, Lockheed over Taiwan deal
The move is in response to a $100 million deal approved by the U.S. for maintenance of Taiwan’s missile defense systems by the two companies.
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Australia accuses China of using ‘military grade’ laser against P-8A aircraft
While the use of lasers are unlikely to cause physical damage to the aircraft, the intensity of the beam could distract the pilots or cause injury to their eyes.
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Japan confirms details of F-15J upgrade program worth $5.6 billion
A government spokesman confirmed to Defense News that the 68 F-15s in line for the upgrade will be single-seat F-15Js that have previously gone through the Multi-Stage Improvement Program. That leaves the fate of 34 jets still up in the air.
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China now more willing, able to challenge US military, report says
China has increased its military capabilities, while readiness of the U.S. military is a primary concern, the GAO report says.
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New warplane sensor team boosts UK-Japan defense agenda
The envisioned radio frequency system antenna is designed to prove capabilities such as locating static or moving targets and denying external surveillance technology.
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How do Singapore’s air capabilities compare to those of its neighbors?
A comparison of select Asian air forces and their capabilities, as detailed in a new report by IISS.
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See images from the first day of the Singapore Airshow
“The show might be smaller, and the pandemic may have mitigated the number of exhibitors, but it doesn’t mean that defense procurement has been slowing down.”
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Russia and China devote more cyber forces to offensive operations than US, says new report
Russia and China have each dedicated significantly more military cyber forces to conducting cyber effects than the United States, according to IISS.
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Singapore boosts Chinook fleet with deliveries of CH-47F
A helicopter retirement effort in Singapore suggests the Air Force will operate both “SD” and “F” variants of the CH-47 helicopter.
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Here are the competitors for Malaysia’s jet trainer contract
Malaysia is seeking 18 jets to replace its fleet of Hawk 108 trainers and Hawk 208 light-attack jets, which were introduced in 1994 and have suffered from increasing attrition.
-
China sanctions Raytheon, Lockheed over Taiwan deal
The move is in response to a $100 million deal approved by the U.S. for maintenance of Taiwan’s missile defense systems by the two companies.
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Australia accuses China of using ‘military grade’ laser against P-8A aircraft
While the use of lasers are unlikely to cause physical damage to the aircraft, the intensity of the beam could distract the pilots or cause injury to their eyes.
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Japan confirms details of F-15J upgrade program worth $5.6 billion
A government spokesman confirmed to Defense News that the 68 F-15s in line for the upgrade will be single-seat F-15Js that have previously gone through the Multi-Stage Improvement Program. That leaves the fate of 34 jets still up in the air.
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China now more willing, able to challenge US military, report says
China has increased its military capabilities, while readiness of the U.S. military is a primary concern, the GAO report says.
-
New warplane sensor team boosts UK-Japan defense agenda
The envisioned radio frequency system antenna is designed to prove capabilities such as locating static or moving targets and denying external surveillance technology.
-
How do Singapore’s air capabilities compare to those of its neighbors?
A comparison of select Asian air forces and their capabilities, as detailed in a new report by IISS.
-
See images from the first day of the Singapore Airshow
“The show might be smaller, and the pandemic may have mitigated the number of exhibitors, but it doesn’t mean that defense procurement has been slowing down.”
-
Russia and China devote more cyber forces to offensive operations than US, says new report
Russia and China have each dedicated significantly more military cyber forces to conducting cyber effects than the United States, according to IISS.
-
Singapore boosts Chinook fleet with deliveries of CH-47F
A helicopter retirement effort in Singapore suggests the Air Force will operate both “SD” and “F” variants of the CH-47 helicopter.
-
Here are the competitors for Malaysia’s jet trainer contract
Malaysia is seeking 18 jets to replace its fleet of Hawk 108 trainers and Hawk 208 light-attack jets, which were introduced in 1994 and have suffered from increasing attrition.
-
China sanctions Raytheon, Lockheed over Taiwan deal
The move is in response to a $100 million deal approved by the U.S. for maintenance of Taiwan’s missile defense systems by the two companies.
-
Australia accuses China of using ‘military grade’ laser against P-8A aircraft
While the use of lasers are unlikely to cause physical damage to the aircraft, the intensity of the beam could distract the pilots or cause injury to their eyes.
-
Japan confirms details of F-15J upgrade program worth $5.6 billion
A government spokesman confirmed to Defense News that the 68 F-15s in line for the upgrade will be single-seat F-15Js that have previously gone through the Multi-Stage Improvement Program. That leaves the fate of 34 jets still up in the air.
-
China now more willing, able to challenge US military, report says
China has increased its military capabilities, while readiness of the U.S. military is a primary concern, the GAO report says.
-
New warplane sensor team boosts UK-Japan defense agenda
The envisioned radio frequency system antenna is designed to prove capabilities such as locating static or moving targets and denying external surveillance technology.
-
How do Singapore’s air capabilities compare to those of its neighbors?
A comparison of select Asian air forces and their capabilities, as detailed in a new report by IISS.
-
See images from the first day of the Singapore Airshow
“The show might be smaller, and the pandemic may have mitigated the number of exhibitors, but it doesn’t mean that defense procurement has been slowing down.”
-
Russia and China devote more cyber forces to offensive operations than US, says new report
Russia and China have each dedicated significantly more military cyber forces to conducting cyber effects than the United States, according to IISS.
-
Singapore boosts Chinook fleet with deliveries of CH-47F
A helicopter retirement effort in Singapore suggests the Air Force will operate both “SD” and “F” variants of the CH-47 helicopter.
