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Bell pitches Viper attack helo to replace Japan’s Cobra copters
American company Bell is promoting its AH-1Z Viper attack helicopter at the Japan International Aerospace Exhibition in Tokyo as its entrant for Japan’s attack helicopter replacement program.
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India, Singapore bolster intel sharing in wake of bilateral naval exercise
China has expanded its military presence in the South China Sea, much to the chagrin of neighboring countries.
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Japan at a crossroads: What’s keeping its defense industry from growing?
Japan’s conundrum comes as it warily eyes nearby China’s military buildup and North Korea’s missile and nuclear programs.
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Head of US Army Pacific Command talks multidomain challenges in the region
The Indo-Pacific region has become ground zero for developing the U.S. Army’s Multi-Domain Operations concept, which is meant to serve as its capstone war-fighting doctrine in the years to come.
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Pentagon shrinks key US-South Korean military exercise
The Foal Eagle exercise will go on, but just not as planned.
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India OKs $1.5 billion purchase of Russian missile system
Two competitors had been arguing the Russian firm should be disqualified under Indian procurement rules.
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State Department clears $944 million in missiles for Japan, NATO
The weapon sales include SM-3 for Japan.
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Australia makes its pick for drone fleet
The 12-16 air vehicles are expected to cost between one and two billion Australian dollars (U.S. $730 million to $1.45 billion).
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Airbus A330 delivery brings dedicated tanker capability to South Korean Air Force
The first Airbus A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport for the Republic of Korea Air Force has landed in South Korea for its acceptance tests.
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How China won the global war on terror
Winning a war commonly means emerging better than the enemy. But winning also can mean using a war to gain strategic advantage.
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Bell pitches Viper attack helo to replace Japan’s Cobra copters
American company Bell is promoting its AH-1Z Viper attack helicopter at the Japan International Aerospace Exhibition in Tokyo as its entrant for Japan’s attack helicopter replacement program.
-
India, Singapore bolster intel sharing in wake of bilateral naval exercise
China has expanded its military presence in the South China Sea, much to the chagrin of neighboring countries.
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Japan at a crossroads: What’s keeping its defense industry from growing?
Japan’s conundrum comes as it warily eyes nearby China’s military buildup and North Korea’s missile and nuclear programs.
-
Head of US Army Pacific Command talks multidomain challenges in the region
The Indo-Pacific region has become ground zero for developing the U.S. Army’s Multi-Domain Operations concept, which is meant to serve as its capstone war-fighting doctrine in the years to come.
-
Pentagon shrinks key US-South Korean military exercise
The Foal Eagle exercise will go on, but just not as planned.
-
India OKs $1.5 billion purchase of Russian missile system
Two competitors had been arguing the Russian firm should be disqualified under Indian procurement rules.
-
State Department clears $944 million in missiles for Japan, NATO
The weapon sales include SM-3 for Japan.
-
Australia makes its pick for drone fleet
The 12-16 air vehicles are expected to cost between one and two billion Australian dollars (U.S. $730 million to $1.45 billion).
-
Airbus A330 delivery brings dedicated tanker capability to South Korean Air Force
The first Airbus A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport for the Republic of Korea Air Force has landed in South Korea for its acceptance tests.
-
How China won the global war on terror
Winning a war commonly means emerging better than the enemy. But winning also can mean using a war to gain strategic advantage.
-
Bell pitches Viper attack helo to replace Japan’s Cobra copters
American company Bell is promoting its AH-1Z Viper attack helicopter at the Japan International Aerospace Exhibition in Tokyo as its entrant for Japan’s attack helicopter replacement program.
-
India, Singapore bolster intel sharing in wake of bilateral naval exercise
China has expanded its military presence in the South China Sea, much to the chagrin of neighboring countries.
-
Japan at a crossroads: What’s keeping its defense industry from growing?
Japan’s conundrum comes as it warily eyes nearby China’s military buildup and North Korea’s missile and nuclear programs.
-
Head of US Army Pacific Command talks multidomain challenges in the region
The Indo-Pacific region has become ground zero for developing the U.S. Army’s Multi-Domain Operations concept, which is meant to serve as its capstone war-fighting doctrine in the years to come.
-
Pentagon shrinks key US-South Korean military exercise
The Foal Eagle exercise will go on, but just not as planned.
-
India OKs $1.5 billion purchase of Russian missile system
Two competitors had been arguing the Russian firm should be disqualified under Indian procurement rules.
-
State Department clears $944 million in missiles for Japan, NATO
The weapon sales include SM-3 for Japan.
-
Australia makes its pick for drone fleet
The 12-16 air vehicles are expected to cost between one and two billion Australian dollars (U.S. $730 million to $1.45 billion).
-
Airbus A330 delivery brings dedicated tanker capability to South Korean Air Force
The first Airbus A330 Multi Role Tanker Transport for the Republic of Korea Air Force has landed in South Korea for its acceptance tests.
-
How China won the global war on terror
Winning a war commonly means emerging better than the enemy. But winning also can mean using a war to gain strategic advantage.
