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Japan’s budget document reveals electronic warfare plans
Japan is stepping up its investments in electronic warfare, with its latest defense budget request containing a number of related acquisitions and research activities in this domain.
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Japan seeks improved aerial refueling, military transport capabilities in KC-46 funding request
Japan’s Ministry of Defense has confirmed it is seeking to increase it fleet of Boeing KC-46A Pegasus tankers, adding to its current order of four aircraft.
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Here’s what Japan’s Defense Ministry wants to do with $50.5 billion
The budget request is an increase of 1.2 percent over the previous year and the eighth straight year of an increase.
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Here are the advanced weapons we might see at China’s military parade
A member of the Chinese Army General Staff says the military “will show some advanced weapons for the first time.”
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US State Department clears $4.2B in arms sales to Japan, SKorea, Hungary, Lithuania and Denmark
The U.S. has cleared more than $50 billion in potential arms sales this fiscal year.
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South Korea is playing into the hands of North Korea and its allies
By failing to renew an intelligence sharing agreement with Japan, South Korea undercuts its own national security.
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To combat China’s hold on rare earth minerals, Pentagon looks to Australia
The U.S. is on the hunt for alternative suppliers to Chinese-produced rare earth minerals.
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India cancels Jaguar upgrade over Honeywell’s $2.4B price tag
The Indian Air Force has dropped its plan to upgrade 80 Jaguar ground-attack fighters with new engines over the cost provided by American firm Honeywell.
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Photos reveal progress on China’s largest amphibious assault ship
Given the pace of construction, the ship is expected to launch this year.
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Russian-Chinese air patrol was an attempt to divide allies, says top US Air Force official in Pacific
Is it a conspiracy theory? The head of the U.S. Air Force in the Pacific has suggested that a recent Russian-Chinese air patrol may be an attempt to divide regional partners. The event resulted in warning shots fired by intercepting South Korean jets.
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Japan’s budget document reveals electronic warfare plans
Japan is stepping up its investments in electronic warfare, with its latest defense budget request containing a number of related acquisitions and research activities in this domain.
-
Japan seeks improved aerial refueling, military transport capabilities in KC-46 funding request
Japan’s Ministry of Defense has confirmed it is seeking to increase it fleet of Boeing KC-46A Pegasus tankers, adding to its current order of four aircraft.
-
Here’s what Japan’s Defense Ministry wants to do with $50.5 billion
The budget request is an increase of 1.2 percent over the previous year and the eighth straight year of an increase.
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Here are the advanced weapons we might see at China’s military parade
A member of the Chinese Army General Staff says the military “will show some advanced weapons for the first time.”
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US State Department clears $4.2B in arms sales to Japan, SKorea, Hungary, Lithuania and Denmark
The U.S. has cleared more than $50 billion in potential arms sales this fiscal year.
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South Korea is playing into the hands of North Korea and its allies
By failing to renew an intelligence sharing agreement with Japan, South Korea undercuts its own national security.
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To combat China’s hold on rare earth minerals, Pentagon looks to Australia
The U.S. is on the hunt for alternative suppliers to Chinese-produced rare earth minerals.
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India cancels Jaguar upgrade over Honeywell’s $2.4B price tag
The Indian Air Force has dropped its plan to upgrade 80 Jaguar ground-attack fighters with new engines over the cost provided by American firm Honeywell.
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Photos reveal progress on China’s largest amphibious assault ship
Given the pace of construction, the ship is expected to launch this year.
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Russian-Chinese air patrol was an attempt to divide allies, says top US Air Force official in Pacific
Is it a conspiracy theory? The head of the U.S. Air Force in the Pacific has suggested that a recent Russian-Chinese air patrol may be an attempt to divide regional partners. The event resulted in warning shots fired by intercepting South Korean jets.
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Japan’s budget document reveals electronic warfare plans
Japan is stepping up its investments in electronic warfare, with its latest defense budget request containing a number of related acquisitions and research activities in this domain.
-
Japan seeks improved aerial refueling, military transport capabilities in KC-46 funding request
Japan’s Ministry of Defense has confirmed it is seeking to increase it fleet of Boeing KC-46A Pegasus tankers, adding to its current order of four aircraft.
-
Here’s what Japan’s Defense Ministry wants to do with $50.5 billion
The budget request is an increase of 1.2 percent over the previous year and the eighth straight year of an increase.
-
Here are the advanced weapons we might see at China’s military parade
A member of the Chinese Army General Staff says the military “will show some advanced weapons for the first time.”
-
US State Department clears $4.2B in arms sales to Japan, SKorea, Hungary, Lithuania and Denmark
The U.S. has cleared more than $50 billion in potential arms sales this fiscal year.
-
South Korea is playing into the hands of North Korea and its allies
By failing to renew an intelligence sharing agreement with Japan, South Korea undercuts its own national security.
-
To combat China’s hold on rare earth minerals, Pentagon looks to Australia
The U.S. is on the hunt for alternative suppliers to Chinese-produced rare earth minerals.
-
India cancels Jaguar upgrade over Honeywell’s $2.4B price tag
The Indian Air Force has dropped its plan to upgrade 80 Jaguar ground-attack fighters with new engines over the cost provided by American firm Honeywell.
-
Photos reveal progress on China’s largest amphibious assault ship
Given the pace of construction, the ship is expected to launch this year.
-
Russian-Chinese air patrol was an attempt to divide allies, says top US Air Force official in Pacific
Is it a conspiracy theory? The head of the U.S. Air Force in the Pacific has suggested that a recent Russian-Chinese air patrol may be an attempt to divide regional partners. The event resulted in warning shots fired by intercepting South Korean jets.
