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Russia fears complicate NATO’s new China focus
Some Eastern European allies are saying the U.S.-China rivalry must not overshadow the alliance’s original focus: Russia.
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Israel and South Korea to boost collaboration on loitering munitions
Israel Aerospace Industries, or IAI, and Korea Aerospace Industries, or KAI, have signed a memorandum of understanding on loitering munitions optimized for striking enemy air defenses.
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China shows off drones recycled from Soviet-era fighter jets
China has for the first time showed off retired 1950s era fighter jets that have been converted to unmanned drones, with satellite photos of two of its east coast bases near Taiwan showing a large number of the jets on site.
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South Korea says North Korea fired projectile to sea
South Korea’s military says North Korea has fired an unidentified projectile to its eastern waters.
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Japan launches second Taigei-class submarine, ‘Hakugei’
The new submarine, which has been named the Hakugei, or White Whale, was launched at Kawasaki Heavy Industries shipyard in the city of Kobe on Thursday afternoon Japan time.
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A British aircraft carrier departs Singapore amid tensions in the Pacific
Britain’s new aircraft carrier departed Singapore early Tuesday following a quick overnight stopover, ending a two-and-a-half month deployment to the western Pacific.
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Post-Afghanistan, the US Army wants to carve out its role in the Pacific
With the U.S. military out of Afghanistan and operations in the Middle East no longer competing for resources and attention, the Army must chart its path in a great power conflict, and do so after decades of struggling to push modernization programs across the finish line.
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After years of delays, Malaysia’s MD 530G helos on order will undergo predelivery inspection
A first round of inspections in June and July found “critical equipment and essential software” needed to be rectified prior to acceptance.
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Taiwan is spending an extra $9B on its defense. Here’s what the money will buy.
This sum will be on top of the regular annual defense budget, which was already set at $16.89 billion for FY22.
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In first, Turkmenistan shows off Bayraktar TB2 drone
Turkmenistan unveiled for the first time its Bayraktar TB2 combat drones during a Sept. 27 military parade.
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Russia fears complicate NATO’s new China focus
Some Eastern European allies are saying the U.S.-China rivalry must not overshadow the alliance’s original focus: Russia.
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Israel and South Korea to boost collaboration on loitering munitions
Israel Aerospace Industries, or IAI, and Korea Aerospace Industries, or KAI, have signed a memorandum of understanding on loitering munitions optimized for striking enemy air defenses.
-
China shows off drones recycled from Soviet-era fighter jets
China has for the first time showed off retired 1950s era fighter jets that have been converted to unmanned drones, with satellite photos of two of its east coast bases near Taiwan showing a large number of the jets on site.
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South Korea says North Korea fired projectile to sea
South Korea’s military says North Korea has fired an unidentified projectile to its eastern waters.
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Japan launches second Taigei-class submarine, ‘Hakugei’
The new submarine, which has been named the Hakugei, or White Whale, was launched at Kawasaki Heavy Industries shipyard in the city of Kobe on Thursday afternoon Japan time.
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A British aircraft carrier departs Singapore amid tensions in the Pacific
Britain’s new aircraft carrier departed Singapore early Tuesday following a quick overnight stopover, ending a two-and-a-half month deployment to the western Pacific.
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Post-Afghanistan, the US Army wants to carve out its role in the Pacific
With the U.S. military out of Afghanistan and operations in the Middle East no longer competing for resources and attention, the Army must chart its path in a great power conflict, and do so after decades of struggling to push modernization programs across the finish line.
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After years of delays, Malaysia’s MD 530G helos on order will undergo predelivery inspection
A first round of inspections in June and July found “critical equipment and essential software” needed to be rectified prior to acceptance.
-
Taiwan is spending an extra $9B on its defense. Here’s what the money will buy.
This sum will be on top of the regular annual defense budget, which was already set at $16.89 billion for FY22.
-
In first, Turkmenistan shows off Bayraktar TB2 drone
Turkmenistan unveiled for the first time its Bayraktar TB2 combat drones during a Sept. 27 military parade.
-
Russia fears complicate NATO’s new China focus
Some Eastern European allies are saying the U.S.-China rivalry must not overshadow the alliance’s original focus: Russia.
-
Israel and South Korea to boost collaboration on loitering munitions
Israel Aerospace Industries, or IAI, and Korea Aerospace Industries, or KAI, have signed a memorandum of understanding on loitering munitions optimized for striking enemy air defenses.
-
China shows off drones recycled from Soviet-era fighter jets
China has for the first time showed off retired 1950s era fighter jets that have been converted to unmanned drones, with satellite photos of two of its east coast bases near Taiwan showing a large number of the jets on site.
-
South Korea says North Korea fired projectile to sea
South Korea’s military says North Korea has fired an unidentified projectile to its eastern waters.
-
Japan launches second Taigei-class submarine, ‘Hakugei’
The new submarine, which has been named the Hakugei, or White Whale, was launched at Kawasaki Heavy Industries shipyard in the city of Kobe on Thursday afternoon Japan time.
-
A British aircraft carrier departs Singapore amid tensions in the Pacific
Britain’s new aircraft carrier departed Singapore early Tuesday following a quick overnight stopover, ending a two-and-a-half month deployment to the western Pacific.
-
Post-Afghanistan, the US Army wants to carve out its role in the Pacific
With the U.S. military out of Afghanistan and operations in the Middle East no longer competing for resources and attention, the Army must chart its path in a great power conflict, and do so after decades of struggling to push modernization programs across the finish line.
-
After years of delays, Malaysia’s MD 530G helos on order will undergo predelivery inspection
A first round of inspections in June and July found “critical equipment and essential software” needed to be rectified prior to acceptance.
-
Taiwan is spending an extra $9B on its defense. Here’s what the money will buy.
This sum will be on top of the regular annual defense budget, which was already set at $16.89 billion for FY22.
-
In first, Turkmenistan shows off Bayraktar TB2 drone
Turkmenistan unveiled for the first time its Bayraktar TB2 combat drones during a Sept. 27 military parade.
