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Here’s how many nuclear warheads exist, and which countries own them
An annual assessment of global nuclear arms finds that while the number of warheads has decreased over the past year, the modernization of nuclear forces continues to increase.
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India to launch a defense-based space research agency
The organization is charged with finding and implementing defense applications for India’s entire spectrum of space technologies.
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Two F-35 partners threatened to quit the program. Here’s why they didn’t.
How serious were the problems? Serious enough that a couple countries threatened to pull out of the program, according to U.S. Defense Department documents.
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Japan blames spatial disorientation for F-35 crash
There were no indications of mechanical or other issues with the Lockheed Martin-made aircraft
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The joint command for US, South Korean forces is moving. Will this jeopardize defense?
Does physical location matter? Defense News asks the South Korean government and experts about the impact of relocating a military command.
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France promises a presence in the Pacific amid an anticipated ‘global confrontation’
A carrier strike group centered around France’s sole nuclear-powered aircraft carrier made a port visit to Singapore as the French armed forces minister promised a continued presence in the Pacific region.
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These US partners in the Asia-Pacific are to receive ScanEagle drones
The announcement marks the first time that military equipment will be transferred to Vietnam following the end of a U.S. arms embargo imposed since the communist takeover there in 1975.
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Army pumps out training exercises on Korean Peninsula, despite suspension of major drills
The U.S. and South Korea have been conducting newly designed drills and revised field training programs to replace large drills.
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Chinese defense minister strikes defiant tone at Shangri-La Dialogue
China’s defense minister has taken aim at U.S. activity in the South China Sea and with Taiwan.
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4 questions about South Korea’s weapons wish list
As South Korea’s Moon Jae-in administration prioritizes rapprochement with North Korea, the country’s force improvement plans are shifting toward regional threats beyond its nuclear-armed neighbor.
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Here’s how many nuclear warheads exist, and which countries own them
An annual assessment of global nuclear arms finds that while the number of warheads has decreased over the past year, the modernization of nuclear forces continues to increase.
-
India to launch a defense-based space research agency
The organization is charged with finding and implementing defense applications for India’s entire spectrum of space technologies.
-
Two F-35 partners threatened to quit the program. Here’s why they didn’t.
How serious were the problems? Serious enough that a couple countries threatened to pull out of the program, according to U.S. Defense Department documents.
-
Japan blames spatial disorientation for F-35 crash
There were no indications of mechanical or other issues with the Lockheed Martin-made aircraft
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The joint command for US, South Korean forces is moving. Will this jeopardize defense?
Does physical location matter? Defense News asks the South Korean government and experts about the impact of relocating a military command.
-
France promises a presence in the Pacific amid an anticipated ‘global confrontation’
A carrier strike group centered around France’s sole nuclear-powered aircraft carrier made a port visit to Singapore as the French armed forces minister promised a continued presence in the Pacific region.
-
These US partners in the Asia-Pacific are to receive ScanEagle drones
The announcement marks the first time that military equipment will be transferred to Vietnam following the end of a U.S. arms embargo imposed since the communist takeover there in 1975.
-
Army pumps out training exercises on Korean Peninsula, despite suspension of major drills
The U.S. and South Korea have been conducting newly designed drills and revised field training programs to replace large drills.
-
Chinese defense minister strikes defiant tone at Shangri-La Dialogue
China’s defense minister has taken aim at U.S. activity in the South China Sea and with Taiwan.
-
4 questions about South Korea’s weapons wish list
As South Korea’s Moon Jae-in administration prioritizes rapprochement with North Korea, the country’s force improvement plans are shifting toward regional threats beyond its nuclear-armed neighbor.
-
Here’s how many nuclear warheads exist, and which countries own them
An annual assessment of global nuclear arms finds that while the number of warheads has decreased over the past year, the modernization of nuclear forces continues to increase.
-
India to launch a defense-based space research agency
The organization is charged with finding and implementing defense applications for India’s entire spectrum of space technologies.
-
Two F-35 partners threatened to quit the program. Here’s why they didn’t.
How serious were the problems? Serious enough that a couple countries threatened to pull out of the program, according to U.S. Defense Department documents.
-
Japan blames spatial disorientation for F-35 crash
There were no indications of mechanical or other issues with the Lockheed Martin-made aircraft
-
The joint command for US, South Korean forces is moving. Will this jeopardize defense?
Does physical location matter? Defense News asks the South Korean government and experts about the impact of relocating a military command.
-
France promises a presence in the Pacific amid an anticipated ‘global confrontation’
A carrier strike group centered around France’s sole nuclear-powered aircraft carrier made a port visit to Singapore as the French armed forces minister promised a continued presence in the Pacific region.
-
These US partners in the Asia-Pacific are to receive ScanEagle drones
The announcement marks the first time that military equipment will be transferred to Vietnam following the end of a U.S. arms embargo imposed since the communist takeover there in 1975.
-
Army pumps out training exercises on Korean Peninsula, despite suspension of major drills
The U.S. and South Korea have been conducting newly designed drills and revised field training programs to replace large drills.
-
Chinese defense minister strikes defiant tone at Shangri-La Dialogue
China’s defense minister has taken aim at U.S. activity in the South China Sea and with Taiwan.
-
4 questions about South Korea’s weapons wish list
As South Korea’s Moon Jae-in administration prioritizes rapprochement with North Korea, the country’s force improvement plans are shifting toward regional threats beyond its nuclear-armed neighbor.
