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Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
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Workforce cuts in April could hinder US-South Korea negotiations
Thousands of high-profile South Korean workers will start losing paychecks come April 1, which is likely to make negotiations between Seoul and Washington even more difficult than it’s already going.
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North Korea test fires missiles amid worries about outbreak
In recent weeks, North Korea has fired a slew of missiles and artillery shells in an apparent effort to upgrade its military capability amid deadlocked nuclear talks with the United States.
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North Korea test fires two missiles
Flight data released by the South Korean and Japanese militaries suggest that the North could have tested one of its new mobile, solid-fuel missile systems it first demonstrated last year.
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Efforts for peace and stability on the Korean War’s 70th anniversary
South Korea’s defense minister writes that his government and the United States are working together to be ready against a variety of security threats, as well as to establish peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
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Esper’s dark vision for US-China conflict makes war more likely
If Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s grim vision becomes reality, American troops may soon be fighting China, embarking on a new and far larger conflict that would make Afghanistan look like child’s play.
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Japan unveils its hypersonic weapons plans
The government also provided more details regarding warhead payloads, with different warheads planned for both seaborne and land targets.
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Who were the largest major arms exporters in the last 5 years?
While international arms exports have increased overall, the United States continues to lead with a 76 percent margin over Russia.
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Japan commissions its first submarine running on lithium-ion batteries
The Soryu-class Ouryu will be assigned to the 1st Submarine Flotilla in the port of Kure.
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US-India helicopter deal deepens vital partnership
To defend against terrorism and the threat of China, the U.S. and India will need to continue down their path toward an even deeper partnership.
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Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
-
Workforce cuts in April could hinder US-South Korea negotiations
Thousands of high-profile South Korean workers will start losing paychecks come April 1, which is likely to make negotiations between Seoul and Washington even more difficult than it’s already going.
-
North Korea test fires missiles amid worries about outbreak
In recent weeks, North Korea has fired a slew of missiles and artillery shells in an apparent effort to upgrade its military capability amid deadlocked nuclear talks with the United States.
-
North Korea test fires two missiles
Flight data released by the South Korean and Japanese militaries suggest that the North could have tested one of its new mobile, solid-fuel missile systems it first demonstrated last year.
-
Efforts for peace and stability on the Korean War’s 70th anniversary
South Korea’s defense minister writes that his government and the United States are working together to be ready against a variety of security threats, as well as to establish peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
-
Esper’s dark vision for US-China conflict makes war more likely
If Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s grim vision becomes reality, American troops may soon be fighting China, embarking on a new and far larger conflict that would make Afghanistan look like child’s play.
-
Japan unveils its hypersonic weapons plans
The government also provided more details regarding warhead payloads, with different warheads planned for both seaborne and land targets.
-
Who were the largest major arms exporters in the last 5 years?
While international arms exports have increased overall, the United States continues to lead with a 76 percent margin over Russia.
-
Japan commissions its first submarine running on lithium-ion batteries
The Soryu-class Ouryu will be assigned to the 1st Submarine Flotilla in the port of Kure.
-
US-India helicopter deal deepens vital partnership
To defend against terrorism and the threat of China, the U.S. and India will need to continue down their path toward an even deeper partnership.
-
Pacific Pathways in Thailand ongoing amid pandemic
The task force still plans to train until their return to Hawaii in May, which is also still on track.
-
Workforce cuts in April could hinder US-South Korea negotiations
Thousands of high-profile South Korean workers will start losing paychecks come April 1, which is likely to make negotiations between Seoul and Washington even more difficult than it’s already going.
-
North Korea test fires missiles amid worries about outbreak
In recent weeks, North Korea has fired a slew of missiles and artillery shells in an apparent effort to upgrade its military capability amid deadlocked nuclear talks with the United States.
-
North Korea test fires two missiles
Flight data released by the South Korean and Japanese militaries suggest that the North could have tested one of its new mobile, solid-fuel missile systems it first demonstrated last year.
-
Efforts for peace and stability on the Korean War’s 70th anniversary
South Korea’s defense minister writes that his government and the United States are working together to be ready against a variety of security threats, as well as to establish peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
-
Esper’s dark vision for US-China conflict makes war more likely
If Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s grim vision becomes reality, American troops may soon be fighting China, embarking on a new and far larger conflict that would make Afghanistan look like child’s play.
-
Japan unveils its hypersonic weapons plans
The government also provided more details regarding warhead payloads, with different warheads planned for both seaborne and land targets.
-
Who were the largest major arms exporters in the last 5 years?
While international arms exports have increased overall, the United States continues to lead with a 76 percent margin over Russia.
-
Japan commissions its first submarine running on lithium-ion batteries
The Soryu-class Ouryu will be assigned to the 1st Submarine Flotilla in the port of Kure.
-
US-India helicopter deal deepens vital partnership
To defend against terrorism and the threat of China, the U.S. and India will need to continue down their path toward an even deeper partnership.
