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South Korea cleared to buy $800M worth of Seahawk helicopters
South Korea hasn’t yet made a final decision on whether to buy the Sikorsky-produced systems.
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North Korea’s new weapons take aim at the South’s F-35 stealth fighters
North Korea specifically developed news missiles and rockets to target a base that will host F-35A fighter jets, according to some weapons analysts.
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China is watching
Obviously, global perception shouldn’t define U.S. policy. But if we talk about how today’s rhetoric might be interpreted by allies, which we do, we certainly should consider how it might be interpreted by adversaries.
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Japan’s new amphibious brigade launches beach landings during Talisman Sabre drills
One amphibious landing was a large-scale, extended operation designed to outmaneuver an entrenched, capable opposition force.
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State clears $1.5 billion in arms sales for Egypt, South Korea and Canada
The deals cover support for Egyptian boats, South Korean drones and Canadian radios.
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Japan’s election result unlikely to stop Aegis Ashore deployment despite controversy
Opposition to the proposed deployment of Aegis Ashore cites health concerns from radar and electromagnetic emissions, as well as fear that the system could become a target in an armed conflict.
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Thailand approved to acquire Stryker infantry carriers
Thailand, a U.S. ally in the region, has in recent years bought a number of armored vehicles from China.
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Japan wants to be an official F-35 partner. The Pentagon plans to say no.
Defense News has obtained a letter from Japan’s Ministry of Defense asking how to transition from F-35 buyer, to full-fledged partner.
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China: US ‘in pursuit of absolute military superiority’
That said, China’s latest defense white paper reserved stronger criticism for the government in Taiwan, which it accused of having “gone further down the path of separatism.”
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Pakistan wants to create a self-reliant, self-sustained defense industry
The Pakistani government is promoting aims to increase public-private cooperation. But the private sector is skeptical.
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South Korea cleared to buy $800M worth of Seahawk helicopters
South Korea hasn’t yet made a final decision on whether to buy the Sikorsky-produced systems.
-
North Korea’s new weapons take aim at the South’s F-35 stealth fighters
North Korea specifically developed news missiles and rockets to target a base that will host F-35A fighter jets, according to some weapons analysts.
-
China is watching
Obviously, global perception shouldn’t define U.S. policy. But if we talk about how today’s rhetoric might be interpreted by allies, which we do, we certainly should consider how it might be interpreted by adversaries.
-
Japan’s new amphibious brigade launches beach landings during Talisman Sabre drills
One amphibious landing was a large-scale, extended operation designed to outmaneuver an entrenched, capable opposition force.
-
State clears $1.5 billion in arms sales for Egypt, South Korea and Canada
The deals cover support for Egyptian boats, South Korean drones and Canadian radios.
-
Japan’s election result unlikely to stop Aegis Ashore deployment despite controversy
Opposition to the proposed deployment of Aegis Ashore cites health concerns from radar and electromagnetic emissions, as well as fear that the system could become a target in an armed conflict.
-
Thailand approved to acquire Stryker infantry carriers
Thailand, a U.S. ally in the region, has in recent years bought a number of armored vehicles from China.
-
Japan wants to be an official F-35 partner. The Pentagon plans to say no.
Defense News has obtained a letter from Japan’s Ministry of Defense asking how to transition from F-35 buyer, to full-fledged partner.
-
China: US ‘in pursuit of absolute military superiority’
That said, China’s latest defense white paper reserved stronger criticism for the government in Taiwan, which it accused of having “gone further down the path of separatism.”
-
Pakistan wants to create a self-reliant, self-sustained defense industry
The Pakistani government is promoting aims to increase public-private cooperation. But the private sector is skeptical.
-
South Korea cleared to buy $800M worth of Seahawk helicopters
South Korea hasn’t yet made a final decision on whether to buy the Sikorsky-produced systems.
-
North Korea’s new weapons take aim at the South’s F-35 stealth fighters
North Korea specifically developed news missiles and rockets to target a base that will host F-35A fighter jets, according to some weapons analysts.
-
China is watching
Obviously, global perception shouldn’t define U.S. policy. But if we talk about how today’s rhetoric might be interpreted by allies, which we do, we certainly should consider how it might be interpreted by adversaries.
-
Japan’s new amphibious brigade launches beach landings during Talisman Sabre drills
One amphibious landing was a large-scale, extended operation designed to outmaneuver an entrenched, capable opposition force.
-
State clears $1.5 billion in arms sales for Egypt, South Korea and Canada
The deals cover support for Egyptian boats, South Korean drones and Canadian radios.
-
Japan’s election result unlikely to stop Aegis Ashore deployment despite controversy
Opposition to the proposed deployment of Aegis Ashore cites health concerns from radar and electromagnetic emissions, as well as fear that the system could become a target in an armed conflict.
-
Thailand approved to acquire Stryker infantry carriers
Thailand, a U.S. ally in the region, has in recent years bought a number of armored vehicles from China.
-
Japan wants to be an official F-35 partner. The Pentagon plans to say no.
Defense News has obtained a letter from Japan’s Ministry of Defense asking how to transition from F-35 buyer, to full-fledged partner.
-
China: US ‘in pursuit of absolute military superiority’
That said, China’s latest defense white paper reserved stronger criticism for the government in Taiwan, which it accused of having “gone further down the path of separatism.”
-
Pakistan wants to create a self-reliant, self-sustained defense industry
The Pakistani government is promoting aims to increase public-private cooperation. But the private sector is skeptical.
