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In first, China confirms ‘new long-range strategic bomber’ designation
There has been speculation that targets such as Hawaii would be within range of cruise missiles launched by the new bomber.
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Pakistan tests its Hatf-V ballistic missile — but why bother when more capable alternatives exist?
An accompanying compilation clip of Pakistan’s missile test was unusual in that it showed the inert re-entry vehicle striking the target area, an aspect not always shown in such tests.
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T-X loss casts shadow over South Korean arms exports
The U.S. Air Force’s latest decision to award a multibillion-dollar trainer jet contract to a Boeing-Saab partnership seems to have slashed hopes for Korea Aerospace Industries to surge as a world-class aircraft maker.
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Chinese armed drones now flying over Mideast battlefields. Here’s why they’re gaining on US drones
U.S. sees pressure to loosen restrictions on its drones and their missions.
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Indian Air Force chief defends Rafale fighter deal against claims of crony capitalism
India’s main opposition party, Indian National Congress, has claimed on several occasions that the Rafale deal is grossly overvalued.
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Australia releases RFI for at least 16 special operations helicopters
Australia’s Defence Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group issued a request for information for at least 16 special operations support helicopters.
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Naval Group: Talks with Australia still underway for sub buy
Naval Group sought to play down media reports of a potential collapse of talks for a major contract with Australia for 12 ocean-going submarines.
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India approves S-400 buy from Russia, amid expectations for more bilateral deals
Indian defense forces have been apprehensive about the fate of armament supplies from Russia following U.S. sanctions on Russian entities.
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Chinese man accused of spying, helping recruit US defense contractors
Ji Chaoqun, 27, is charged with one count of knowingly acting in the U.S. as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification of the attorney general.
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US military forces put multidomain operations to the test in Pacific
Participants included the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, five surface ships, more than 160 aircraft and approximately 15,000 personnel.
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In first, China confirms ‘new long-range strategic bomber’ designation
There has been speculation that targets such as Hawaii would be within range of cruise missiles launched by the new bomber.
-
Pakistan tests its Hatf-V ballistic missile — but why bother when more capable alternatives exist?
An accompanying compilation clip of Pakistan’s missile test was unusual in that it showed the inert re-entry vehicle striking the target area, an aspect not always shown in such tests.
-
T-X loss casts shadow over South Korean arms exports
The U.S. Air Force’s latest decision to award a multibillion-dollar trainer jet contract to a Boeing-Saab partnership seems to have slashed hopes for Korea Aerospace Industries to surge as a world-class aircraft maker.
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Chinese armed drones now flying over Mideast battlefields. Here’s why they’re gaining on US drones
U.S. sees pressure to loosen restrictions on its drones and their missions.
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Indian Air Force chief defends Rafale fighter deal against claims of crony capitalism
India’s main opposition party, Indian National Congress, has claimed on several occasions that the Rafale deal is grossly overvalued.
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Australia releases RFI for at least 16 special operations helicopters
Australia’s Defence Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group issued a request for information for at least 16 special operations support helicopters.
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Naval Group: Talks with Australia still underway for sub buy
Naval Group sought to play down media reports of a potential collapse of talks for a major contract with Australia for 12 ocean-going submarines.
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India approves S-400 buy from Russia, amid expectations for more bilateral deals
Indian defense forces have been apprehensive about the fate of armament supplies from Russia following U.S. sanctions on Russian entities.
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Chinese man accused of spying, helping recruit US defense contractors
Ji Chaoqun, 27, is charged with one count of knowingly acting in the U.S. as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification of the attorney general.
-
US military forces put multidomain operations to the test in Pacific
Participants included the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, five surface ships, more than 160 aircraft and approximately 15,000 personnel.
-
In first, China confirms ‘new long-range strategic bomber’ designation
There has been speculation that targets such as Hawaii would be within range of cruise missiles launched by the new bomber.
-
Pakistan tests its Hatf-V ballistic missile — but why bother when more capable alternatives exist?
An accompanying compilation clip of Pakistan’s missile test was unusual in that it showed the inert re-entry vehicle striking the target area, an aspect not always shown in such tests.
-
T-X loss casts shadow over South Korean arms exports
The U.S. Air Force’s latest decision to award a multibillion-dollar trainer jet contract to a Boeing-Saab partnership seems to have slashed hopes for Korea Aerospace Industries to surge as a world-class aircraft maker.
-
Chinese armed drones now flying over Mideast battlefields. Here’s why they’re gaining on US drones
U.S. sees pressure to loosen restrictions on its drones and their missions.
-
Indian Air Force chief defends Rafale fighter deal against claims of crony capitalism
India’s main opposition party, Indian National Congress, has claimed on several occasions that the Rafale deal is grossly overvalued.
-
Australia releases RFI for at least 16 special operations helicopters
Australia’s Defence Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group issued a request for information for at least 16 special operations support helicopters.
-
Naval Group: Talks with Australia still underway for sub buy
Naval Group sought to play down media reports of a potential collapse of talks for a major contract with Australia for 12 ocean-going submarines.
-
India approves S-400 buy from Russia, amid expectations for more bilateral deals
Indian defense forces have been apprehensive about the fate of armament supplies from Russia following U.S. sanctions on Russian entities.
-
Chinese man accused of spying, helping recruit US defense contractors
Ji Chaoqun, 27, is charged with one count of knowingly acting in the U.S. as an agent of a foreign government without prior notification of the attorney general.
-
US military forces put multidomain operations to the test in Pacific
Participants included the aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan, five surface ships, more than 160 aircraft and approximately 15,000 personnel.
