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Serbia considers buying Chinese missiles despite US warning
Serbia is considering buying a modern Chinese air defense missile system, the Serbian president said Tuesday, as the United States warned that such deals with Beijing could jeopardize the Balkan country’s proclaimed European Union membership goals.
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India looks to make $25B from defense production by 2025
The Indian government has introduced a new draft policy that sets a $25 billion defense production target, including making $5 billion from exports, by 2025. Is it achievable?
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Chinese long-range bombers join drills over South China Sea
China said Thursday that long-range bombers were among the aircraft that took part in recent aerial drills over the South China Sea amid rising tensions between Washington and Beijing over the strategic waterway.
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Guam’s air defense should learn lessons from Japan’s Aegis Ashore
Although the current Terminal High Altitude Area Defense battery on Guam can defend against some ballistic missiles, its single AN/TPY-2 radar is vulnerable and cannot provide 360-degree coverage.
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Boeing and Mitsubishi sign agreement to support Japan F-15 upgrades
The agreement, made through the U.S. Direct Commercial Sales process, is part of a larger $4.5 billion modernization program for 98 of Japan’s F-15J/DJ Eagle interceptors.
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Singapore, Israeli firms team to develop new ship-killing missile
ST Engineering and Israel Aerospace Industries have created a new joint venture.
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South Korea to have solid-fuel rockets in major deal with US
South Korea said Tuesday it has won U.S. consent to use solid fuel for space launch vehicles, a move that is expected to enable Seoul to launch its first surveillance satellites and acquire technology to build more powerful missiles.
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Singaporean CH-47F helo spotted in Delaware, with registration data suggesting 16 are on order
Images have appeared of a CH-47F bearing Republic of Singapore Air Force markings at Wilmington International Airport in Delaware.
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INDOPACOM head wants Aegis Ashore in Guam by 2026
The missile defense capability would form the “backbone” of Adm. Phil Davidson’s highest priority: a new defense system around the American territory.
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Singapore requests future F-35 training location also host its F-16 jets
Singapore has told the U.S. Air Force it wants to co-locate its Arizona-based F-16 training detachment with its future F-35 training unit, with five locations in the U.S. shortlisted as potential sites for training international F-35 operators.
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Serbia considers buying Chinese missiles despite US warning
Serbia is considering buying a modern Chinese air defense missile system, the Serbian president said Tuesday, as the United States warned that such deals with Beijing could jeopardize the Balkan country’s proclaimed European Union membership goals.
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India looks to make $25B from defense production by 2025
The Indian government has introduced a new draft policy that sets a $25 billion defense production target, including making $5 billion from exports, by 2025. Is it achievable?
-
Chinese long-range bombers join drills over South China Sea
China said Thursday that long-range bombers were among the aircraft that took part in recent aerial drills over the South China Sea amid rising tensions between Washington and Beijing over the strategic waterway.
-
Guam’s air defense should learn lessons from Japan’s Aegis Ashore
Although the current Terminal High Altitude Area Defense battery on Guam can defend against some ballistic missiles, its single AN/TPY-2 radar is vulnerable and cannot provide 360-degree coverage.
-
Boeing and Mitsubishi sign agreement to support Japan F-15 upgrades
The agreement, made through the U.S. Direct Commercial Sales process, is part of a larger $4.5 billion modernization program for 98 of Japan’s F-15J/DJ Eagle interceptors.
-
Singapore, Israeli firms team to develop new ship-killing missile
ST Engineering and Israel Aerospace Industries have created a new joint venture.
-
South Korea to have solid-fuel rockets in major deal with US
South Korea said Tuesday it has won U.S. consent to use solid fuel for space launch vehicles, a move that is expected to enable Seoul to launch its first surveillance satellites and acquire technology to build more powerful missiles.
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Singaporean CH-47F helo spotted in Delaware, with registration data suggesting 16 are on order
Images have appeared of a CH-47F bearing Republic of Singapore Air Force markings at Wilmington International Airport in Delaware.
-
INDOPACOM head wants Aegis Ashore in Guam by 2026
The missile defense capability would form the “backbone” of Adm. Phil Davidson’s highest priority: a new defense system around the American territory.
-
Singapore requests future F-35 training location also host its F-16 jets
Singapore has told the U.S. Air Force it wants to co-locate its Arizona-based F-16 training detachment with its future F-35 training unit, with five locations in the U.S. shortlisted as potential sites for training international F-35 operators.
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Serbia considers buying Chinese missiles despite US warning
Serbia is considering buying a modern Chinese air defense missile system, the Serbian president said Tuesday, as the United States warned that such deals with Beijing could jeopardize the Balkan country’s proclaimed European Union membership goals.
-
India looks to make $25B from defense production by 2025
The Indian government has introduced a new draft policy that sets a $25 billion defense production target, including making $5 billion from exports, by 2025. Is it achievable?
-
Chinese long-range bombers join drills over South China Sea
China said Thursday that long-range bombers were among the aircraft that took part in recent aerial drills over the South China Sea amid rising tensions between Washington and Beijing over the strategic waterway.
-
Guam’s air defense should learn lessons from Japan’s Aegis Ashore
Although the current Terminal High Altitude Area Defense battery on Guam can defend against some ballistic missiles, its single AN/TPY-2 radar is vulnerable and cannot provide 360-degree coverage.
-
Boeing and Mitsubishi sign agreement to support Japan F-15 upgrades
The agreement, made through the U.S. Direct Commercial Sales process, is part of a larger $4.5 billion modernization program for 98 of Japan’s F-15J/DJ Eagle interceptors.
-
Singapore, Israeli firms team to develop new ship-killing missile
ST Engineering and Israel Aerospace Industries have created a new joint venture.
-
South Korea to have solid-fuel rockets in major deal with US
South Korea said Tuesday it has won U.S. consent to use solid fuel for space launch vehicles, a move that is expected to enable Seoul to launch its first surveillance satellites and acquire technology to build more powerful missiles.
-
Singaporean CH-47F helo spotted in Delaware, with registration data suggesting 16 are on order
Images have appeared of a CH-47F bearing Republic of Singapore Air Force markings at Wilmington International Airport in Delaware.
-
INDOPACOM head wants Aegis Ashore in Guam by 2026
The missile defense capability would form the “backbone” of Adm. Phil Davidson’s highest priority: a new defense system around the American territory.
-
Singapore requests future F-35 training location also host its F-16 jets
Singapore has told the U.S. Air Force it wants to co-locate its Arizona-based F-16 training detachment with its future F-35 training unit, with five locations in the U.S. shortlisted as potential sites for training international F-35 operators.
