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India ups foreign investment, but will stop importing weapons that can be made locally
India issues defense-industrial licenses for making tanks, military aircraft, spacecraft and their parts, UAVs, missiles for military purposes, and warships.
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China’s strategic interest in the Arctic goes beyond economics
Over the recent years, Beijing has instituted a gradually expanding set of scientific research programs in the Arctic that clearly have both civilian and military applications.
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First Japanese Ospreys arrive on home soil
The deployment of the Osprey in Japan has faced long-running opposition by some of the local population.
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Japan receives American-made Osprey aircraft
The first Bell-Boeing V-22B Osprey tilt rotors ordered by Japan have arrived in their home country. (Pfc. Katie Markwald/U.S. Marine Corps)
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Boeing rolls out Australia’s first ‘Loyal Wingman’ combat drone
The company is cruising toward a first flight later this year
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B-1 bombers are back in Guam for bomber task force deployment
Four B-1B Lancers and roughly 200 airmen from the 9th Bomb Squadron based out of Dyess Air Force Base in Texas deployed to Andersen on May 1.
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US approves Apache, Viper attack helicopter options for Philippines
The Philippines is not going to buy both.
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Global defense spending sees biggest spike in a decade
The U.S. easily remains the largest defense spender in the world, accounting for 38 percent of global military expenditures in 2019, according to a new report by SIPRI.
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Lockheed looks to sell additional F-16s to customers in Africa, Asia and South America
International sales are still going strong for the F-16 franchise.
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Aligning America’s ends and means in the Indo-Pacific
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command’s sobering assessment of America’s capabilities in the region demands urgent action in Washington.
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India ups foreign investment, but will stop importing weapons that can be made locally
India issues defense-industrial licenses for making tanks, military aircraft, spacecraft and their parts, UAVs, missiles for military purposes, and warships.
-
China’s strategic interest in the Arctic goes beyond economics
Over the recent years, Beijing has instituted a gradually expanding set of scientific research programs in the Arctic that clearly have both civilian and military applications.
-
First Japanese Ospreys arrive on home soil
The deployment of the Osprey in Japan has faced long-running opposition by some of the local population.
-
Japan receives American-made Osprey aircraft
The first Bell-Boeing V-22B Osprey tilt rotors ordered by Japan have arrived in their home country. (Pfc. Katie Markwald/U.S. Marine Corps)
-
Boeing rolls out Australia’s first ‘Loyal Wingman’ combat drone
The company is cruising toward a first flight later this year
-
B-1 bombers are back in Guam for bomber task force deployment
Four B-1B Lancers and roughly 200 airmen from the 9th Bomb Squadron based out of Dyess Air Force Base in Texas deployed to Andersen on May 1.
-
US approves Apache, Viper attack helicopter options for Philippines
The Philippines is not going to buy both.
-
Global defense spending sees biggest spike in a decade
The U.S. easily remains the largest defense spender in the world, accounting for 38 percent of global military expenditures in 2019, according to a new report by SIPRI.
-
Lockheed looks to sell additional F-16s to customers in Africa, Asia and South America
International sales are still going strong for the F-16 franchise.
-
Aligning America’s ends and means in the Indo-Pacific
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command’s sobering assessment of America’s capabilities in the region demands urgent action in Washington.
-
India ups foreign investment, but will stop importing weapons that can be made locally
India issues defense-industrial licenses for making tanks, military aircraft, spacecraft and their parts, UAVs, missiles for military purposes, and warships.
-
China’s strategic interest in the Arctic goes beyond economics
Over the recent years, Beijing has instituted a gradually expanding set of scientific research programs in the Arctic that clearly have both civilian and military applications.
-
First Japanese Ospreys arrive on home soil
The deployment of the Osprey in Japan has faced long-running opposition by some of the local population.
-
Japan receives American-made Osprey aircraft
The first Bell-Boeing V-22B Osprey tilt rotors ordered by Japan have arrived in their home country. (Pfc. Katie Markwald/U.S. Marine Corps)
-
Boeing rolls out Australia’s first ‘Loyal Wingman’ combat drone
The company is cruising toward a first flight later this year
-
B-1 bombers are back in Guam for bomber task force deployment
Four B-1B Lancers and roughly 200 airmen from the 9th Bomb Squadron based out of Dyess Air Force Base in Texas deployed to Andersen on May 1.
-
US approves Apache, Viper attack helicopter options for Philippines
The Philippines is not going to buy both.
-
Global defense spending sees biggest spike in a decade
The U.S. easily remains the largest defense spender in the world, accounting for 38 percent of global military expenditures in 2019, according to a new report by SIPRI.
-
Lockheed looks to sell additional F-16s to customers in Africa, Asia and South America
International sales are still going strong for the F-16 franchise.
-
Aligning America’s ends and means in the Indo-Pacific
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command’s sobering assessment of America’s capabilities in the region demands urgent action in Washington.
