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Armed with a new Arctic strategy, the Air Force seeks increased connectivity in the region
Space, communications and missile defense emerged as key priorities for air and space forces operating in the Arctic.
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Esper: ‘No orders’ issued to remove forces from South Korea
The U.S. defense secretary did indicate favoring rotational forces over permanent deployments.
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Indonesia says it wants to buy Austria’s entire Typhoon fighter fleet
Indonesia’s interest in the fleet comes two weeks after the surprise announcement that the U.S. State Department cleared the country to buy the Bell-Boeing MV-22 tilt-rotor aircraft.
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Japan highlights F-35 acquisition, military ops amid pandemic in new whitepaper
In its latest whitepaper, Japan has discussed its impending acquisition of F-35B fighter jets and highlighted efforts by regional militaries to expand their influence and activities despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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US gives the green light to Japan’s $23B F-35 buy
Japan is set to become the fourth operator of the F-35B short takeoff and landing variant.
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Japan unveils timeline for indigenous fighter jet program
The new fighter is slated to replace about 90 Mitsubishi F-2 fighters, which are due to be phased out in the mid-2030s.
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US approves $7.5 billion in foreign weapons sales in one day
France, Lithuania, Indonesia, Israel and Argentina all had major potential sales announced July 6.
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India accelerates weapons purchases in wake of border clash with China
The Indian government is prepared to purchase weapons from the U.S., Russia, Israel and its local defense industry.
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Australian shipbuilder pushes back against reports of frigate design concerns
ASC Shipbuilding has responded to a June 26 report that said growth in a ship design’s weight and length is “sparking concerns.”
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Airbus reveals H145M bid plan for Australian special forces helo competition
With its bid, Airbus will become the second contender in the competition, behind an industry team of Bell and Babcock Australia.
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Armed with a new Arctic strategy, the Air Force seeks increased connectivity in the region
Space, communications and missile defense emerged as key priorities for air and space forces operating in the Arctic.
-
Esper: ‘No orders’ issued to remove forces from South Korea
The U.S. defense secretary did indicate favoring rotational forces over permanent deployments.
-
Indonesia says it wants to buy Austria’s entire Typhoon fighter fleet
Indonesia’s interest in the fleet comes two weeks after the surprise announcement that the U.S. State Department cleared the country to buy the Bell-Boeing MV-22 tilt-rotor aircraft.
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Japan highlights F-35 acquisition, military ops amid pandemic in new whitepaper
In its latest whitepaper, Japan has discussed its impending acquisition of F-35B fighter jets and highlighted efforts by regional militaries to expand their influence and activities despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
-
US gives the green light to Japan’s $23B F-35 buy
Japan is set to become the fourth operator of the F-35B short takeoff and landing variant.
-
Japan unveils timeline for indigenous fighter jet program
The new fighter is slated to replace about 90 Mitsubishi F-2 fighters, which are due to be phased out in the mid-2030s.
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US approves $7.5 billion in foreign weapons sales in one day
France, Lithuania, Indonesia, Israel and Argentina all had major potential sales announced July 6.
-
India accelerates weapons purchases in wake of border clash with China
The Indian government is prepared to purchase weapons from the U.S., Russia, Israel and its local defense industry.
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Australian shipbuilder pushes back against reports of frigate design concerns
ASC Shipbuilding has responded to a June 26 report that said growth in a ship design’s weight and length is “sparking concerns.”
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Airbus reveals H145M bid plan for Australian special forces helo competition
With its bid, Airbus will become the second contender in the competition, behind an industry team of Bell and Babcock Australia.
-
Armed with a new Arctic strategy, the Air Force seeks increased connectivity in the region
Space, communications and missile defense emerged as key priorities for air and space forces operating in the Arctic.
-
Esper: ‘No orders’ issued to remove forces from South Korea
The U.S. defense secretary did indicate favoring rotational forces over permanent deployments.
-
Indonesia says it wants to buy Austria’s entire Typhoon fighter fleet
Indonesia’s interest in the fleet comes two weeks after the surprise announcement that the U.S. State Department cleared the country to buy the Bell-Boeing MV-22 tilt-rotor aircraft.
-
Japan highlights F-35 acquisition, military ops amid pandemic in new whitepaper
In its latest whitepaper, Japan has discussed its impending acquisition of F-35B fighter jets and highlighted efforts by regional militaries to expand their influence and activities despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
-
US gives the green light to Japan’s $23B F-35 buy
Japan is set to become the fourth operator of the F-35B short takeoff and landing variant.
-
Japan unveils timeline for indigenous fighter jet program
The new fighter is slated to replace about 90 Mitsubishi F-2 fighters, which are due to be phased out in the mid-2030s.
-
US approves $7.5 billion in foreign weapons sales in one day
France, Lithuania, Indonesia, Israel and Argentina all had major potential sales announced July 6.
-
India accelerates weapons purchases in wake of border clash with China
The Indian government is prepared to purchase weapons from the U.S., Russia, Israel and its local defense industry.
-
Australian shipbuilder pushes back against reports of frigate design concerns
ASC Shipbuilding has responded to a June 26 report that said growth in a ship design’s weight and length is “sparking concerns.”
-
Airbus reveals H145M bid plan for Australian special forces helo competition
With its bid, Airbus will become the second contender in the competition, behind an industry team of Bell and Babcock Australia.
