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See Japanese, US forces assault a beach during the Talisman Sabre exercise
This year’s Talisman Sabre exercise saw the largest Japanese contingent since it began participating in 2015, with two warships, four helicopters, several vehicles and a sizable troop contingent.
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South Korea fires warning shots at Russia warplanes; Kremlin disputes events
South Korean air force jets fired 360 rounds of warning shots Tuesday after a Russian military plane twice violated South Korea’s airspace off the country’s eastern coast, Seoul officials said in an announcement that was quickly disputed by Russia.
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Kim inspects new submarine, wants North Korean military bolstered
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has inspected a newly built submarine and ordered officials to further bolster the country’s military capability, state media reported Tuesday, as the North is increasing its pressure on the United States ahead of the possible resumption of nuclear diplomacy.
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South Korea to build ship for short-takeoff-and-vertical-landing aircraft
South Korea is to launch a new version of a large-deck landing ship, amid naval buildups in China and Japan.
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Russia’s S-400: An offer US partners should refuse
Saudi Arabia, Qatar and India should carefully examine the case of Turkey and consider the costs and benefits of acquiring the S-400.
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The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
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The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
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Chinese firms bump down Western companies on Top 100 list
For the first time since 2001, the Top 100 includes Chinese defense firms.
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Influence or profit? Russia’s defense industry is at a crossroads
Russia is willing to sell arms to just about anyone, but the Kremlin does have a line drawn in the sand.
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America’s defense export strategy is key to deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region
American foreign military sales should align with the broader objective of deterring China without unnecessarily risking escalation or alienation of partners.
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See Japanese, US forces assault a beach during the Talisman Sabre exercise
This year’s Talisman Sabre exercise saw the largest Japanese contingent since it began participating in 2015, with two warships, four helicopters, several vehicles and a sizable troop contingent.
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South Korea fires warning shots at Russia warplanes; Kremlin disputes events
South Korean air force jets fired 360 rounds of warning shots Tuesday after a Russian military plane twice violated South Korea’s airspace off the country’s eastern coast, Seoul officials said in an announcement that was quickly disputed by Russia.
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Kim inspects new submarine, wants North Korean military bolstered
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has inspected a newly built submarine and ordered officials to further bolster the country’s military capability, state media reported Tuesday, as the North is increasing its pressure on the United States ahead of the possible resumption of nuclear diplomacy.
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South Korea to build ship for short-takeoff-and-vertical-landing aircraft
South Korea is to launch a new version of a large-deck landing ship, amid naval buildups in China and Japan.
-
Russia’s S-400: An offer US partners should refuse
Saudi Arabia, Qatar and India should carefully examine the case of Turkey and consider the costs and benefits of acquiring the S-400.
-
The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
-
The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
-
Chinese firms bump down Western companies on Top 100 list
For the first time since 2001, the Top 100 includes Chinese defense firms.
-
Influence or profit? Russia’s defense industry is at a crossroads
Russia is willing to sell arms to just about anyone, but the Kremlin does have a line drawn in the sand.
-
America’s defense export strategy is key to deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region
American foreign military sales should align with the broader objective of deterring China without unnecessarily risking escalation or alienation of partners.
-
See Japanese, US forces assault a beach during the Talisman Sabre exercise
This year’s Talisman Sabre exercise saw the largest Japanese contingent since it began participating in 2015, with two warships, four helicopters, several vehicles and a sizable troop contingent.
-
South Korea fires warning shots at Russia warplanes; Kremlin disputes events
South Korean air force jets fired 360 rounds of warning shots Tuesday after a Russian military plane twice violated South Korea’s airspace off the country’s eastern coast, Seoul officials said in an announcement that was quickly disputed by Russia.
-
Kim inspects new submarine, wants North Korean military bolstered
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has inspected a newly built submarine and ordered officials to further bolster the country’s military capability, state media reported Tuesday, as the North is increasing its pressure on the United States ahead of the possible resumption of nuclear diplomacy.
-
South Korea to build ship for short-takeoff-and-vertical-landing aircraft
South Korea is to launch a new version of a large-deck landing ship, amid naval buildups in China and Japan.
-
Russia’s S-400: An offer US partners should refuse
Saudi Arabia, Qatar and India should carefully examine the case of Turkey and consider the costs and benefits of acquiring the S-400.
-
The great industrial competition: Mergers, acquisitions and geopolitical events fuel revenue
Total fiscal 2018 defense revenues for the Top 100 companies came in at $490 billion, the largest total in years.
-
The list is here, and we reveal how global defense companies performed in FY18
Shifts are subtle. Find out who’s up and who’s down for 2019, based on fiscal 2018 defense revenue.
-
Chinese firms bump down Western companies on Top 100 list
For the first time since 2001, the Top 100 includes Chinese defense firms.
-
Influence or profit? Russia’s defense industry is at a crossroads
Russia is willing to sell arms to just about anyone, but the Kremlin does have a line drawn in the sand.
-
America’s defense export strategy is key to deterrence in the Indo-Pacific region
American foreign military sales should align with the broader objective of deterring China without unnecessarily risking escalation or alienation of partners.
