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The rare earths crisis requires more than free markets
Relying on the free market to solve the rare earth supply chain issue is an approach we’ve tried before that failed miserably. Suggesting we do it again doesn’t acknowledge the critical national security risks involved with such a strategy.
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Give Taiwan ‘consistent’ arms sales, says US regional commander
“In and around Taiwan over the last several months we’ve seen an uptick in air activity,” said Adm. Phillip Davidson.
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Korean and Israeli firms eye partnership to arm helicopter with kamikaze drones
Korea Aerospace Industries and Israel Aerospace Industries have signed a memorandum of understanding that aims to pair helicopters with loitering munitions and offer the drones to the South Korean military.
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China boosts defense budget again, exceeding $208 billion
China’s leadership wants to see an increase in military training and better preparedness across the board as well as improved defense-related scientific, technological and industrial efforts.
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Davidson defends $27B price tag for Pacific fund
Reinforcing Guam will free up needed assets elsewhere, Adm. Philip Davidson argued Thursday.
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Australia makes another order for Boeing’s Loyal Wingman drones after a successful first flight
The design will also be the basis of one of the U.S. Air Force’s Skyborg entrants.
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Eyeing China, Indo-Pacific Command seeks $27 billion deterrence fund
U.S. military officials have outlined a new spending requirements to boost deterrence against China, including new weapons, new construction and closer military-to-military collaboration with America’s allies in the region.
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What’s preventing Taiwan from preparing for potential war?
Taiwan’s military is not yet “optimally manned, trained, equipped and motivated to defend against an attack” by China on the self-ruled island, and efforts at defense reform face obstacles from institutional opposition from senior officers and a lack of time.
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UAE vehicle maker teams up with Singapore’s ST Engineering for hybrid system
The hybrid electric drive system’s kit will be prepared by ST Engineering, with the vehicle and all other mechanical parts and interfaces handled by Nimr.
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More missiles, dispersed forces are key to stopping Chinese invasion of Taiwan, says former US Navy official
A former submarine warfare officer warns two missile types will not be delivered in sufficient numbers under current U.S. procurements plans to defeat any attempted landing operation by China’s People’s Liberation Army across the Taiwan Strait.
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The rare earths crisis requires more than free markets
Relying on the free market to solve the rare earth supply chain issue is an approach we’ve tried before that failed miserably. Suggesting we do it again doesn’t acknowledge the critical national security risks involved with such a strategy.
-
Give Taiwan ‘consistent’ arms sales, says US regional commander
“In and around Taiwan over the last several months we’ve seen an uptick in air activity,” said Adm. Phillip Davidson.
-
Korean and Israeli firms eye partnership to arm helicopter with kamikaze drones
Korea Aerospace Industries and Israel Aerospace Industries have signed a memorandum of understanding that aims to pair helicopters with loitering munitions and offer the drones to the South Korean military.
-
China boosts defense budget again, exceeding $208 billion
China’s leadership wants to see an increase in military training and better preparedness across the board as well as improved defense-related scientific, technological and industrial efforts.
-
Davidson defends $27B price tag for Pacific fund
Reinforcing Guam will free up needed assets elsewhere, Adm. Philip Davidson argued Thursday.
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Australia makes another order for Boeing’s Loyal Wingman drones after a successful first flight
The design will also be the basis of one of the U.S. Air Force’s Skyborg entrants.
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Eyeing China, Indo-Pacific Command seeks $27 billion deterrence fund
U.S. military officials have outlined a new spending requirements to boost deterrence against China, including new weapons, new construction and closer military-to-military collaboration with America’s allies in the region.
-
What’s preventing Taiwan from preparing for potential war?
Taiwan’s military is not yet “optimally manned, trained, equipped and motivated to defend against an attack” by China on the self-ruled island, and efforts at defense reform face obstacles from institutional opposition from senior officers and a lack of time.
-
UAE vehicle maker teams up with Singapore’s ST Engineering for hybrid system
The hybrid electric drive system’s kit will be prepared by ST Engineering, with the vehicle and all other mechanical parts and interfaces handled by Nimr.
-
More missiles, dispersed forces are key to stopping Chinese invasion of Taiwan, says former US Navy official
A former submarine warfare officer warns two missile types will not be delivered in sufficient numbers under current U.S. procurements plans to defeat any attempted landing operation by China’s People’s Liberation Army across the Taiwan Strait.
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The rare earths crisis requires more than free markets
Relying on the free market to solve the rare earth supply chain issue is an approach we’ve tried before that failed miserably. Suggesting we do it again doesn’t acknowledge the critical national security risks involved with such a strategy.
-
Give Taiwan ‘consistent’ arms sales, says US regional commander
“In and around Taiwan over the last several months we’ve seen an uptick in air activity,” said Adm. Phillip Davidson.
-
Korean and Israeli firms eye partnership to arm helicopter with kamikaze drones
Korea Aerospace Industries and Israel Aerospace Industries have signed a memorandum of understanding that aims to pair helicopters with loitering munitions and offer the drones to the South Korean military.
-
China boosts defense budget again, exceeding $208 billion
China’s leadership wants to see an increase in military training and better preparedness across the board as well as improved defense-related scientific, technological and industrial efforts.
-
Davidson defends $27B price tag for Pacific fund
Reinforcing Guam will free up needed assets elsewhere, Adm. Philip Davidson argued Thursday.
-
Australia makes another order for Boeing’s Loyal Wingman drones after a successful first flight
The design will also be the basis of one of the U.S. Air Force’s Skyborg entrants.
-
Eyeing China, Indo-Pacific Command seeks $27 billion deterrence fund
U.S. military officials have outlined a new spending requirements to boost deterrence against China, including new weapons, new construction and closer military-to-military collaboration with America’s allies in the region.
-
What’s preventing Taiwan from preparing for potential war?
Taiwan’s military is not yet “optimally manned, trained, equipped and motivated to defend against an attack” by China on the self-ruled island, and efforts at defense reform face obstacles from institutional opposition from senior officers and a lack of time.
-
UAE vehicle maker teams up with Singapore’s ST Engineering for hybrid system
The hybrid electric drive system’s kit will be prepared by ST Engineering, with the vehicle and all other mechanical parts and interfaces handled by Nimr.
-
More missiles, dispersed forces are key to stopping Chinese invasion of Taiwan, says former US Navy official
A former submarine warfare officer warns two missile types will not be delivered in sufficient numbers under current U.S. procurements plans to defeat any attempted landing operation by China’s People’s Liberation Army across the Taiwan Strait.
