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Army division artillery headquarters moves from JBLM to South Korea permanently
About 100 soldiers are in the move as the Army pivots command and control to the peninsula.
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Taiwan commissions homemade ‘carrier killer’ warship
Taiwan’s president oversaw the commissioning of a new domestically made warship as part of the island’s plan to boost indigenous defense capacity amid heightened tensions with China.
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With restrictions lifted, South Korea launches $13B space power scheme
South Korea has launched a task force to further develop space capabilities for its military, following U.S. approval earlier this year to lift a restriction on the country’s missile production program.
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Private companies at ‘Army 2021’ forum strive for survival as Russian military orders shrink
At first glance, Army 2021 was a display of traditional Russian military might. But behind the scenes were military and civilian industry officials and experts discussing two critical issues facing local businesses.
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The Army wants you to get smart on China’s military structure and tactics
A new Army publication highlights the capabilities and tactic’s of China’s armed forces.
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Taiwan’s government reportedly makes last-minute request for Seahawk helos
The news comes as Taiwan’s government approved a $16.89 billion defense budget for the next fiscal year.
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US approves $258 million arms sale to South Korea
The sale will help South Korea address threats on the Korean Peninsula and progress the transfer of wartime operational control to the country, according to DSCA.
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Hindustan Aeronautics chooses GE engine for India’s Tejas fighter
Earlier this year, HAL secured a $6.5 billion order from the Indian Air Force for the supply of 83 Tejas fighters.
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China’s military conducts assault drills in seas near Taiwan
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said in a statement it had fully grasped and assessed the situation in the sea and air, and was prepared to respond in each respect.
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New arms sales send the wrong signal on Taiwan
To avoid enflaming tensions in the Taiwan Strait, the U.S. needs to halt sales of weapons to Taiwan.
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Army division artillery headquarters moves from JBLM to South Korea permanently
About 100 soldiers are in the move as the Army pivots command and control to the peninsula.
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Taiwan commissions homemade ‘carrier killer’ warship
Taiwan’s president oversaw the commissioning of a new domestically made warship as part of the island’s plan to boost indigenous defense capacity amid heightened tensions with China.
-
With restrictions lifted, South Korea launches $13B space power scheme
South Korea has launched a task force to further develop space capabilities for its military, following U.S. approval earlier this year to lift a restriction on the country’s missile production program.
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Private companies at ‘Army 2021’ forum strive for survival as Russian military orders shrink
At first glance, Army 2021 was a display of traditional Russian military might. But behind the scenes were military and civilian industry officials and experts discussing two critical issues facing local businesses.
-
The Army wants you to get smart on China’s military structure and tactics
A new Army publication highlights the capabilities and tactic’s of China’s armed forces.
-
Taiwan’s government reportedly makes last-minute request for Seahawk helos
The news comes as Taiwan’s government approved a $16.89 billion defense budget for the next fiscal year.
-
US approves $258 million arms sale to South Korea
The sale will help South Korea address threats on the Korean Peninsula and progress the transfer of wartime operational control to the country, according to DSCA.
-
Hindustan Aeronautics chooses GE engine for India’s Tejas fighter
Earlier this year, HAL secured a $6.5 billion order from the Indian Air Force for the supply of 83 Tejas fighters.
-
China’s military conducts assault drills in seas near Taiwan
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said in a statement it had fully grasped and assessed the situation in the sea and air, and was prepared to respond in each respect.
-
New arms sales send the wrong signal on Taiwan
To avoid enflaming tensions in the Taiwan Strait, the U.S. needs to halt sales of weapons to Taiwan.
-
Army division artillery headquarters moves from JBLM to South Korea permanently
About 100 soldiers are in the move as the Army pivots command and control to the peninsula.
-
Taiwan commissions homemade ‘carrier killer’ warship
Taiwan’s president oversaw the commissioning of a new domestically made warship as part of the island’s plan to boost indigenous defense capacity amid heightened tensions with China.
-
With restrictions lifted, South Korea launches $13B space power scheme
South Korea has launched a task force to further develop space capabilities for its military, following U.S. approval earlier this year to lift a restriction on the country’s missile production program.
-
Private companies at ‘Army 2021’ forum strive for survival as Russian military orders shrink
At first glance, Army 2021 was a display of traditional Russian military might. But behind the scenes were military and civilian industry officials and experts discussing two critical issues facing local businesses.
-
The Army wants you to get smart on China’s military structure and tactics
A new Army publication highlights the capabilities and tactic’s of China’s armed forces.
-
Taiwan’s government reportedly makes last-minute request for Seahawk helos
The news comes as Taiwan’s government approved a $16.89 billion defense budget for the next fiscal year.
-
US approves $258 million arms sale to South Korea
The sale will help South Korea address threats on the Korean Peninsula and progress the transfer of wartime operational control to the country, according to DSCA.
-
Hindustan Aeronautics chooses GE engine for India’s Tejas fighter
Earlier this year, HAL secured a $6.5 billion order from the Indian Air Force for the supply of 83 Tejas fighters.
-
China’s military conducts assault drills in seas near Taiwan
Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said in a statement it had fully grasped and assessed the situation in the sea and air, and was prepared to respond in each respect.
-
New arms sales send the wrong signal on Taiwan
To avoid enflaming tensions in the Taiwan Strait, the U.S. needs to halt sales of weapons to Taiwan.
