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US approves location for Singaporean F-16, F-35 training
Singapore’s fleet of 12 F-16s is expected to begin arriving in 2023, and its first of up to 12 F-35Bs are to follow in 2026.
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Rheinmetall delivers first batch of Boxer scouting vehicles to Australia
Twenty-five vehicles done, 106 to go for the combat reconnaissance version of Australia’s future Boxer fleet.
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SKorea’s Hanwha pitches K9 howitzer for British mobile fires program
But the K9 is one of several contenders to replace the British Army’s aging AS90 howitzer, which has been around for about 30 years.
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India issues another ban on 108 imported arms
The move is part of India’s effort to achieve self-reliance and promote defense exports.
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Boeing bullish on battlefield communications market
Boeing Defence Australia is in the final stages of developing its Integrated-Battlefield Telecommunications Network for the Australian Army under Joint Project 2072 Phase 2B, and is now turning its attention to other local opportunities.
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China sends 16 military aircraft over disputed South China Sea shoals near Malaysia
This is not the first time Chinese jets have approached Malaysia, although it appears to be the first time such a large force has been observed.
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Turkey to export T129 helos to Philippines despite block on Pakistani order
A Turkish company has won U.S. export licenses to sell a batch of helicopters to the Philippines. But only a month earlier, Turkey’s persistent requests for the same export license to sell the same helicopters to Pakistan were going nowhere.
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US lifts missile restrictions on South Korea, ending range and warhead limits
South Korea can now develop ballistic missiles capable of reaching targets far beyond the Korean Peninsula, following the United States’ approval to lift a 42-year-old restriction on its ally’s missile development program.
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Taiwan unveils Army restructure aimed at decentralizing military
The reorganization will see the various corps and defense commands of the Taiwanese Army renamed as distinct “combat theater commands,” according to the island nation’s defense minister.
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Japan, US, France hold military drill eyeing China presence
The three nations’ first joint drills on Japanese soil — dubbed “ARC21” — come as they seek step up military ties amid growing Chinese assertiveness in the region.
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US approves location for Singaporean F-16, F-35 training
Singapore’s fleet of 12 F-16s is expected to begin arriving in 2023, and its first of up to 12 F-35Bs are to follow in 2026.
-
Rheinmetall delivers first batch of Boxer scouting vehicles to Australia
Twenty-five vehicles done, 106 to go for the combat reconnaissance version of Australia’s future Boxer fleet.
-
SKorea’s Hanwha pitches K9 howitzer for British mobile fires program
But the K9 is one of several contenders to replace the British Army’s aging AS90 howitzer, which has been around for about 30 years.
-
India issues another ban on 108 imported arms
The move is part of India’s effort to achieve self-reliance and promote defense exports.
-
Boeing bullish on battlefield communications market
Boeing Defence Australia is in the final stages of developing its Integrated-Battlefield Telecommunications Network for the Australian Army under Joint Project 2072 Phase 2B, and is now turning its attention to other local opportunities.
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China sends 16 military aircraft over disputed South China Sea shoals near Malaysia
This is not the first time Chinese jets have approached Malaysia, although it appears to be the first time such a large force has been observed.
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Turkey to export T129 helos to Philippines despite block on Pakistani order
A Turkish company has won U.S. export licenses to sell a batch of helicopters to the Philippines. But only a month earlier, Turkey’s persistent requests for the same export license to sell the same helicopters to Pakistan were going nowhere.
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US lifts missile restrictions on South Korea, ending range and warhead limits
South Korea can now develop ballistic missiles capable of reaching targets far beyond the Korean Peninsula, following the United States’ approval to lift a 42-year-old restriction on its ally’s missile development program.
-
Taiwan unveils Army restructure aimed at decentralizing military
The reorganization will see the various corps and defense commands of the Taiwanese Army renamed as distinct “combat theater commands,” according to the island nation’s defense minister.
-
Japan, US, France hold military drill eyeing China presence
The three nations’ first joint drills on Japanese soil — dubbed “ARC21” — come as they seek step up military ties amid growing Chinese assertiveness in the region.
-
US approves location for Singaporean F-16, F-35 training
Singapore’s fleet of 12 F-16s is expected to begin arriving in 2023, and its first of up to 12 F-35Bs are to follow in 2026.
-
Rheinmetall delivers first batch of Boxer scouting vehicles to Australia
Twenty-five vehicles done, 106 to go for the combat reconnaissance version of Australia’s future Boxer fleet.
-
SKorea’s Hanwha pitches K9 howitzer for British mobile fires program
But the K9 is one of several contenders to replace the British Army’s aging AS90 howitzer, which has been around for about 30 years.
-
India issues another ban on 108 imported arms
The move is part of India’s effort to achieve self-reliance and promote defense exports.
-
Boeing bullish on battlefield communications market
Boeing Defence Australia is in the final stages of developing its Integrated-Battlefield Telecommunications Network for the Australian Army under Joint Project 2072 Phase 2B, and is now turning its attention to other local opportunities.
-
China sends 16 military aircraft over disputed South China Sea shoals near Malaysia
This is not the first time Chinese jets have approached Malaysia, although it appears to be the first time such a large force has been observed.
-
Turkey to export T129 helos to Philippines despite block on Pakistani order
A Turkish company has won U.S. export licenses to sell a batch of helicopters to the Philippines. But only a month earlier, Turkey’s persistent requests for the same export license to sell the same helicopters to Pakistan were going nowhere.
-
US lifts missile restrictions on South Korea, ending range and warhead limits
South Korea can now develop ballistic missiles capable of reaching targets far beyond the Korean Peninsula, following the United States’ approval to lift a 42-year-old restriction on its ally’s missile development program.
-
Taiwan unveils Army restructure aimed at decentralizing military
The reorganization will see the various corps and defense commands of the Taiwanese Army renamed as distinct “combat theater commands,” according to the island nation’s defense minister.
-
Japan, US, France hold military drill eyeing China presence
The three nations’ first joint drills on Japanese soil — dubbed “ARC21” — come as they seek step up military ties amid growing Chinese assertiveness in the region.
