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South Korea may ax arms purchases amid talk of peace
South Korean military authorities seem to be having second thoughts about arms development and purchase programs.
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Why is China expanding its air base 160 miles from Taiwan?
China is adding facilities to the airbase on the East China Sea coast, potentially providing the infrastructure to permanently base combat aircraft closer to islands of which both China and Japan claim ownership.
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Russia’s hypersonic missile debuts alongside new military tech at parade
It was the first public debut of the Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic missile, one of President Putin’s doomsday super weapons.
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Is South Korea’s future fighter jet partnership with Indonesia falling apart?
The KF-X fighter jet development partnership between South Korea and Indonesia is reportedly in tatters.
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China denies using lasers on US aircraft in Djibouti
China on Friday denied allegations that its forces targeted U.S. military aircraft with high-powered lasers near China’s military base in Djibouti, resulting in minor injuries to two pilots.
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How far can China’s long-range missiles reach in the South China Sea?
China’s deployment of long-range missiles to its artificial islands in the disputed South China Sea could further consolidate and enhance the country’s physical control over the region.
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Navy secretary, other US officials increasingly sounding alarm over Chinese smartphone maker Huawei
The Navy’s top civilian recently warned that the service needs to keep the telecom behemoth out of U.S. military projects due to fears the company could allow Beijing to steal U.S. national security secrets.
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Pakistan pushes for homegrown satellite development
Pakistan’s domestic space agency will receive a budget of just more than $40 million for fiscal 2018-2019.
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Interview: New Zealand defense minister calls himself ‘harshest critic’ of procurement management
Defense News caught up with Ron Mark, who manages a 14,500-strong force, to discuss major military systems, regional security and budgetary priorities to ensure the country’s security.
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America’s critical minerals problem has gone from bad to worse
Without access to such minerals, our precision-guided missiles will not hit their targets, our aircraft and submarines will sit unfinished in depots, and our war-fighters will be left without the equipment they need to complete their missions.
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South Korea may ax arms purchases amid talk of peace
South Korean military authorities seem to be having second thoughts about arms development and purchase programs.
-
Why is China expanding its air base 160 miles from Taiwan?
China is adding facilities to the airbase on the East China Sea coast, potentially providing the infrastructure to permanently base combat aircraft closer to islands of which both China and Japan claim ownership.
-
Russia’s hypersonic missile debuts alongside new military tech at parade
It was the first public debut of the Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic missile, one of President Putin’s doomsday super weapons.
-
Is South Korea’s future fighter jet partnership with Indonesia falling apart?
The KF-X fighter jet development partnership between South Korea and Indonesia is reportedly in tatters.
-
China denies using lasers on US aircraft in Djibouti
China on Friday denied allegations that its forces targeted U.S. military aircraft with high-powered lasers near China’s military base in Djibouti, resulting in minor injuries to two pilots.
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How far can China’s long-range missiles reach in the South China Sea?
China’s deployment of long-range missiles to its artificial islands in the disputed South China Sea could further consolidate and enhance the country’s physical control over the region.
-
Navy secretary, other US officials increasingly sounding alarm over Chinese smartphone maker Huawei
The Navy’s top civilian recently warned that the service needs to keep the telecom behemoth out of U.S. military projects due to fears the company could allow Beijing to steal U.S. national security secrets.
-
Pakistan pushes for homegrown satellite development
Pakistan’s domestic space agency will receive a budget of just more than $40 million for fiscal 2018-2019.
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Interview: New Zealand defense minister calls himself ‘harshest critic’ of procurement management
Defense News caught up with Ron Mark, who manages a 14,500-strong force, to discuss major military systems, regional security and budgetary priorities to ensure the country’s security.
-
America’s critical minerals problem has gone from bad to worse
Without access to such minerals, our precision-guided missiles will not hit their targets, our aircraft and submarines will sit unfinished in depots, and our war-fighters will be left without the equipment they need to complete their missions.
-
South Korea may ax arms purchases amid talk of peace
South Korean military authorities seem to be having second thoughts about arms development and purchase programs.
-
Why is China expanding its air base 160 miles from Taiwan?
China is adding facilities to the airbase on the East China Sea coast, potentially providing the infrastructure to permanently base combat aircraft closer to islands of which both China and Japan claim ownership.
-
Russia’s hypersonic missile debuts alongside new military tech at parade
It was the first public debut of the Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic missile, one of President Putin’s doomsday super weapons.
-
Is South Korea’s future fighter jet partnership with Indonesia falling apart?
The KF-X fighter jet development partnership between South Korea and Indonesia is reportedly in tatters.
-
China denies using lasers on US aircraft in Djibouti
China on Friday denied allegations that its forces targeted U.S. military aircraft with high-powered lasers near China’s military base in Djibouti, resulting in minor injuries to two pilots.
-
How far can China’s long-range missiles reach in the South China Sea?
China’s deployment of long-range missiles to its artificial islands in the disputed South China Sea could further consolidate and enhance the country’s physical control over the region.
-
Navy secretary, other US officials increasingly sounding alarm over Chinese smartphone maker Huawei
The Navy’s top civilian recently warned that the service needs to keep the telecom behemoth out of U.S. military projects due to fears the company could allow Beijing to steal U.S. national security secrets.
-
Pakistan pushes for homegrown satellite development
Pakistan’s domestic space agency will receive a budget of just more than $40 million for fiscal 2018-2019.
-
Interview: New Zealand defense minister calls himself ‘harshest critic’ of procurement management
Defense News caught up with Ron Mark, who manages a 14,500-strong force, to discuss major military systems, regional security and budgetary priorities to ensure the country’s security.
-
America’s critical minerals problem has gone from bad to worse
Without access to such minerals, our precision-guided missiles will not hit their targets, our aircraft and submarines will sit unfinished in depots, and our war-fighters will be left without the equipment they need to complete their missions.
