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Taiwan launches new amphibious vessel with anti-ship missiles
Unusually for a landing platform dock, the Yu Shan is fitted with a pair of missile launchers believed to be capable of holding eight indigenous Hsiung Feng II anti-ship or 16 Hai Chien naval surface-to-air missiles, giving the ship a combat capability.
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A US Air Force war game shows what the service needs to hold off — or win against — China in 2030
American officials talked about the classified war game’s results with Defense News, just months before the service planned to release its fiscal 2022 budget.
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Russia’s Arctic activity to increase with fresh strategy and more capability tests
The Russian government will soon present a unified document on Arctic development to President Vladimir Putin, meant to combine economic and military aspects of the country’s power projection in the northern region.
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Beijing has pierced Washington’s deterrence bubble. How can the US recover?
The Whitsun Reef spectacle lays bare that the United States’ continued embrace of a costly, conventional deterrence strategy is alone unlikely to prevent China from achieving many of its security objectives.
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South Korea unveils prototype of homegrown KF-X fighter jet
The prototype of the twin-engine jet, named the KF-21 Boramae, was showcased during a rollout ceremony at the headquarters of KAI in Sacheon, South Korea.
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NATO’s focus on China is too narrow
Many of America’s trans-Atlantic partners still take a fairly narrow view of China’s military impact on the alliance.
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Japan, Indonesia sign arms transfer pact amid China concerns
Japan and Indonesia signed a pact on Tuesday allowing the transfer of Japanese defense equipment and technology to Jakarta as the two countries strengthen their military ties in the face of China’s increasingly assertive activity in the region.
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Soldiers aren’t fighting Marines for a job in the Indo-Pacific, chief says
“We can use the past as being instructive, but it’s not a blueprint,” said the Army Pacific commander. “As [Marines] bring on capabilities, as we bring on capabilities, we’re experimenting together.”
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Singapore’s new transport helicopters have arrived
The first Airbus-made H225M helicopters have been accepted by Singapore’s air force.
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Taiwan releases new defense review aimed at countering Chinese tactics
Taiwan’s latest defense review emphasizes the need to counter China’s gray zone tactics, continue its pivot to pursue asymmetric capabilities against the powerful neighbor and be self-reliant when it comes to defense.
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Taiwan launches new amphibious vessel with anti-ship missiles
Unusually for a landing platform dock, the Yu Shan is fitted with a pair of missile launchers believed to be capable of holding eight indigenous Hsiung Feng II anti-ship or 16 Hai Chien naval surface-to-air missiles, giving the ship a combat capability.
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A US Air Force war game shows what the service needs to hold off — or win against — China in 2030
American officials talked about the classified war game’s results with Defense News, just months before the service planned to release its fiscal 2022 budget.
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Russia’s Arctic activity to increase with fresh strategy and more capability tests
The Russian government will soon present a unified document on Arctic development to President Vladimir Putin, meant to combine economic and military aspects of the country’s power projection in the northern region.
-
Beijing has pierced Washington’s deterrence bubble. How can the US recover?
The Whitsun Reef spectacle lays bare that the United States’ continued embrace of a costly, conventional deterrence strategy is alone unlikely to prevent China from achieving many of its security objectives.
-
South Korea unveils prototype of homegrown KF-X fighter jet
The prototype of the twin-engine jet, named the KF-21 Boramae, was showcased during a rollout ceremony at the headquarters of KAI in Sacheon, South Korea.
-
NATO’s focus on China is too narrow
Many of America’s trans-Atlantic partners still take a fairly narrow view of China’s military impact on the alliance.
-
Japan, Indonesia sign arms transfer pact amid China concerns
Japan and Indonesia signed a pact on Tuesday allowing the transfer of Japanese defense equipment and technology to Jakarta as the two countries strengthen their military ties in the face of China’s increasingly assertive activity in the region.
-
Soldiers aren’t fighting Marines for a job in the Indo-Pacific, chief says
“We can use the past as being instructive, but it’s not a blueprint,” said the Army Pacific commander. “As [Marines] bring on capabilities, as we bring on capabilities, we’re experimenting together.”
-
Singapore’s new transport helicopters have arrived
The first Airbus-made H225M helicopters have been accepted by Singapore’s air force.
-
Taiwan releases new defense review aimed at countering Chinese tactics
Taiwan’s latest defense review emphasizes the need to counter China’s gray zone tactics, continue its pivot to pursue asymmetric capabilities against the powerful neighbor and be self-reliant when it comes to defense.
-
Taiwan launches new amphibious vessel with anti-ship missiles
Unusually for a landing platform dock, the Yu Shan is fitted with a pair of missile launchers believed to be capable of holding eight indigenous Hsiung Feng II anti-ship or 16 Hai Chien naval surface-to-air missiles, giving the ship a combat capability.
-
A US Air Force war game shows what the service needs to hold off — or win against — China in 2030
American officials talked about the classified war game’s results with Defense News, just months before the service planned to release its fiscal 2022 budget.
-
Russia’s Arctic activity to increase with fresh strategy and more capability tests
The Russian government will soon present a unified document on Arctic development to President Vladimir Putin, meant to combine economic and military aspects of the country’s power projection in the northern region.
-
Beijing has pierced Washington’s deterrence bubble. How can the US recover?
The Whitsun Reef spectacle lays bare that the United States’ continued embrace of a costly, conventional deterrence strategy is alone unlikely to prevent China from achieving many of its security objectives.
-
South Korea unveils prototype of homegrown KF-X fighter jet
The prototype of the twin-engine jet, named the KF-21 Boramae, was showcased during a rollout ceremony at the headquarters of KAI in Sacheon, South Korea.
-
NATO’s focus on China is too narrow
Many of America’s trans-Atlantic partners still take a fairly narrow view of China’s military impact on the alliance.
-
Japan, Indonesia sign arms transfer pact amid China concerns
Japan and Indonesia signed a pact on Tuesday allowing the transfer of Japanese defense equipment and technology to Jakarta as the two countries strengthen their military ties in the face of China’s increasingly assertive activity in the region.
-
Soldiers aren’t fighting Marines for a job in the Indo-Pacific, chief says
“We can use the past as being instructive, but it’s not a blueprint,” said the Army Pacific commander. “As [Marines] bring on capabilities, as we bring on capabilities, we’re experimenting together.”
-
Singapore’s new transport helicopters have arrived
The first Airbus-made H225M helicopters have been accepted by Singapore’s air force.
-
Taiwan releases new defense review aimed at countering Chinese tactics
Taiwan’s latest defense review emphasizes the need to counter China’s gray zone tactics, continue its pivot to pursue asymmetric capabilities against the powerful neighbor and be self-reliant when it comes to defense.
