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South Korea’s K2 tank export plans suffer under transmission failure
South Korea’s arms acquisition agency has decided to equip third batch of K2 Black Panther main battle tanks with a German transmission system rather than a locally built version under development.
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The US Army is adjusting its pre-positioned stock for more than just war
The Army’s prepositioned stock will enable operations in conflict and competition.
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Asia-Pacific militaries bet on unmanned systems to meet regional challenges
Asia-Pacific nations are embracing the use of unmanned solutions for maritime missions, with several nations bordering the Pacific Ocean and with extensive littorals either operating or planning to acquire unmanned systems for use in the domain.
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Unmanned systems, anti-drone tech featured at South Korean arms expo
Check out the weapons systems that dominated DX Korea 2020.
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South Korea to deploy unmanned K9 howitzer by 2040
Hanwha Defense is working on an unmanned variant of the South Korean-built K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzer, according to the artillery manufacturer.
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Japan launches first ship of new frigate class
The frigate will also be equipped with anti-mine and anti-submarine sonars, and have a hangar for operating license-produced Seahawk helicopters.
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Turkey in talks with South Korea to salvage Altay tank program
A source with knowledge of Turkey’s Altay program has told Defense News that the country is negotiating with a South Korean firm in an attempt to recover the struggling project.
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Four Pacific powers conduct ‘Malabar’ naval war games to deter China
The drill could have substantive geopolitical implications not only in the current China-India standoff but also in the larger Indo-Pacific context where China is flexing its muscle.
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South Korea’s KAI looks to enter military transport market
Korea Aerospace Industries is considering adding military transport planes to its product line with the goal of partnering with foreign aircraft manufacturers, Defense News has learned.
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First batch of Polish Black Hawk helos arrive in the Philippines
The Philippines has taken delivery of the first of 16 Polish-built S-70i Black Hawk transport helicopter it has on order, with another due to arrive in the next month.
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South Korea’s K2 tank export plans suffer under transmission failure
South Korea’s arms acquisition agency has decided to equip third batch of K2 Black Panther main battle tanks with a German transmission system rather than a locally built version under development.
-
The US Army is adjusting its pre-positioned stock for more than just war
The Army’s prepositioned stock will enable operations in conflict and competition.
-
Asia-Pacific militaries bet on unmanned systems to meet regional challenges
Asia-Pacific nations are embracing the use of unmanned solutions for maritime missions, with several nations bordering the Pacific Ocean and with extensive littorals either operating or planning to acquire unmanned systems for use in the domain.
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Unmanned systems, anti-drone tech featured at South Korean arms expo
Check out the weapons systems that dominated DX Korea 2020.
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South Korea to deploy unmanned K9 howitzer by 2040
Hanwha Defense is working on an unmanned variant of the South Korean-built K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzer, according to the artillery manufacturer.
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Japan launches first ship of new frigate class
The frigate will also be equipped with anti-mine and anti-submarine sonars, and have a hangar for operating license-produced Seahawk helicopters.
-
Turkey in talks with South Korea to salvage Altay tank program
A source with knowledge of Turkey’s Altay program has told Defense News that the country is negotiating with a South Korean firm in an attempt to recover the struggling project.
-
Four Pacific powers conduct ‘Malabar’ naval war games to deter China
The drill could have substantive geopolitical implications not only in the current China-India standoff but also in the larger Indo-Pacific context where China is flexing its muscle.
-
South Korea’s KAI looks to enter military transport market
Korea Aerospace Industries is considering adding military transport planes to its product line with the goal of partnering with foreign aircraft manufacturers, Defense News has learned.
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First batch of Polish Black Hawk helos arrive in the Philippines
The Philippines has taken delivery of the first of 16 Polish-built S-70i Black Hawk transport helicopter it has on order, with another due to arrive in the next month.
-
South Korea’s K2 tank export plans suffer under transmission failure
South Korea’s arms acquisition agency has decided to equip third batch of K2 Black Panther main battle tanks with a German transmission system rather than a locally built version under development.
-
The US Army is adjusting its pre-positioned stock for more than just war
The Army’s prepositioned stock will enable operations in conflict and competition.
-
Asia-Pacific militaries bet on unmanned systems to meet regional challenges
Asia-Pacific nations are embracing the use of unmanned solutions for maritime missions, with several nations bordering the Pacific Ocean and with extensive littorals either operating or planning to acquire unmanned systems for use in the domain.
-
Unmanned systems, anti-drone tech featured at South Korean arms expo
Check out the weapons systems that dominated DX Korea 2020.
-
South Korea to deploy unmanned K9 howitzer by 2040
Hanwha Defense is working on an unmanned variant of the South Korean-built K9 Thunder self-propelled howitzer, according to the artillery manufacturer.
-
Japan launches first ship of new frigate class
The frigate will also be equipped with anti-mine and anti-submarine sonars, and have a hangar for operating license-produced Seahawk helicopters.
-
Turkey in talks with South Korea to salvage Altay tank program
A source with knowledge of Turkey’s Altay program has told Defense News that the country is negotiating with a South Korean firm in an attempt to recover the struggling project.
-
Four Pacific powers conduct ‘Malabar’ naval war games to deter China
The drill could have substantive geopolitical implications not only in the current China-India standoff but also in the larger Indo-Pacific context where China is flexing its muscle.
-
South Korea’s KAI looks to enter military transport market
Korea Aerospace Industries is considering adding military transport planes to its product line with the goal of partnering with foreign aircraft manufacturers, Defense News has learned.
-
First batch of Polish Black Hawk helos arrive in the Philippines
The Philippines has taken delivery of the first of 16 Polish-built S-70i Black Hawk transport helicopter it has on order, with another due to arrive in the next month.
