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First US Navy carrier to visit Vietnam since war in wake of humanitarian mission
The Carl Vinson’s separate visit amid the annual Pacific Partnership humanitarian mission will be the first U.S. aircraft carrier to visit Vietnam since the Vietnam War.
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China to US: Don’t use us as an excuse to alter your nuclear strategy
China’s no-first-use policy was reiterated by Chairwoman of China’s National People’s Congress Foreign Affairs Committee Fu Ying, who expressed puzzlement at the U.S. characterization of China in the Nuclear Posture Review, noting that there “is no reason whatsoever for China to threaten the United States.”
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Hyten: US nuclear policy must ‘deal with the world the way it is’
The head of U.S. STRATCOM says the nuclear adversaries are advancing quickly, and the U.S. needs to “go fast” to stay ahead of evolving threats.
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India debars, suspends and restricts defense firms in new corruption rule
Under a new categorization approach in India, defense companies caught using corrupt practices to influence contracts are now put under debarred, suspended and restricted-procurement categories.
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Structural issues plague US Pave Hawk helicopters
The Air Force’s 33rd Rescue Squadron is tasked with one of the service’s most important tasks, but many of its Pave Hawk helicopters used for those missions have begun exhibiting structural cracking.
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Interview: Head of US Air Force special ops in Asia-Pacific talks regional threats, priorities
The head of the 353rd Special Operations Group sat down with Defense News to talk about the team’s work and why it matters to the diverse, often volatile Asia-Pacific region.
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Diplomacy, sanctions, missile defense: Use this triad against North Korea
The U.S. must use all of its tools effectively to protect the country and its allies from North Korea’s ballistic missiles.
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Russia releases video of its modernized ballistic missile defense system
While the U.S. continues to obsess over reliably solving the physics problems of hitting a bullet with a smaller bullet, Russia doesn’t see the need to be so precise.
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Russia’s resurgent Navy demands a coherent response, not wishful thinking
There must be a a clear-eyed understanding of the dynamic threat from Russia and a steady, meaningful commitment to protecting the world’s open maritime domain.
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Seoul to order new PAC-3 interceptors to counter North Korea
The deployment of PAC-3 MSE is expected to help enhance the South Korean military’s multi-layered shield of PAC-3 interceptors, along with the US Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system deployed in the southern region of South Korea last year.
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First US Navy carrier to visit Vietnam since war in wake of humanitarian mission
The Carl Vinson’s separate visit amid the annual Pacific Partnership humanitarian mission will be the first U.S. aircraft carrier to visit Vietnam since the Vietnam War.
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China to US: Don’t use us as an excuse to alter your nuclear strategy
China’s no-first-use policy was reiterated by Chairwoman of China’s National People’s Congress Foreign Affairs Committee Fu Ying, who expressed puzzlement at the U.S. characterization of China in the Nuclear Posture Review, noting that there “is no reason whatsoever for China to threaten the United States.”
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Hyten: US nuclear policy must ‘deal with the world the way it is’
The head of U.S. STRATCOM says the nuclear adversaries are advancing quickly, and the U.S. needs to “go fast” to stay ahead of evolving threats.
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India debars, suspends and restricts defense firms in new corruption rule
Under a new categorization approach in India, defense companies caught using corrupt practices to influence contracts are now put under debarred, suspended and restricted-procurement categories.
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Structural issues plague US Pave Hawk helicopters
The Air Force’s 33rd Rescue Squadron is tasked with one of the service’s most important tasks, but many of its Pave Hawk helicopters used for those missions have begun exhibiting structural cracking.
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Interview: Head of US Air Force special ops in Asia-Pacific talks regional threats, priorities
The head of the 353rd Special Operations Group sat down with Defense News to talk about the team’s work and why it matters to the diverse, often volatile Asia-Pacific region.
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Diplomacy, sanctions, missile defense: Use this triad against North Korea
The U.S. must use all of its tools effectively to protect the country and its allies from North Korea’s ballistic missiles.
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Russia releases video of its modernized ballistic missile defense system
While the U.S. continues to obsess over reliably solving the physics problems of hitting a bullet with a smaller bullet, Russia doesn’t see the need to be so precise.
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Russia’s resurgent Navy demands a coherent response, not wishful thinking
There must be a a clear-eyed understanding of the dynamic threat from Russia and a steady, meaningful commitment to protecting the world’s open maritime domain.
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Seoul to order new PAC-3 interceptors to counter North Korea
The deployment of PAC-3 MSE is expected to help enhance the South Korean military’s multi-layered shield of PAC-3 interceptors, along with the US Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system deployed in the southern region of South Korea last year.
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First US Navy carrier to visit Vietnam since war in wake of humanitarian mission
The Carl Vinson’s separate visit amid the annual Pacific Partnership humanitarian mission will be the first U.S. aircraft carrier to visit Vietnam since the Vietnam War.
-
China to US: Don’t use us as an excuse to alter your nuclear strategy
China’s no-first-use policy was reiterated by Chairwoman of China’s National People’s Congress Foreign Affairs Committee Fu Ying, who expressed puzzlement at the U.S. characterization of China in the Nuclear Posture Review, noting that there “is no reason whatsoever for China to threaten the United States.”
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Hyten: US nuclear policy must ‘deal with the world the way it is’
The head of U.S. STRATCOM says the nuclear adversaries are advancing quickly, and the U.S. needs to “go fast” to stay ahead of evolving threats.
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India debars, suspends and restricts defense firms in new corruption rule
Under a new categorization approach in India, defense companies caught using corrupt practices to influence contracts are now put under debarred, suspended and restricted-procurement categories.
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Structural issues plague US Pave Hawk helicopters
The Air Force’s 33rd Rescue Squadron is tasked with one of the service’s most important tasks, but many of its Pave Hawk helicopters used for those missions have begun exhibiting structural cracking.
-
Interview: Head of US Air Force special ops in Asia-Pacific talks regional threats, priorities
The head of the 353rd Special Operations Group sat down with Defense News to talk about the team’s work and why it matters to the diverse, often volatile Asia-Pacific region.
-
Diplomacy, sanctions, missile defense: Use this triad against North Korea
The U.S. must use all of its tools effectively to protect the country and its allies from North Korea’s ballistic missiles.
-
Russia releases video of its modernized ballistic missile defense system
While the U.S. continues to obsess over reliably solving the physics problems of hitting a bullet with a smaller bullet, Russia doesn’t see the need to be so precise.
-
Russia’s resurgent Navy demands a coherent response, not wishful thinking
There must be a a clear-eyed understanding of the dynamic threat from Russia and a steady, meaningful commitment to protecting the world’s open maritime domain.
-
Seoul to order new PAC-3 interceptors to counter North Korea
The deployment of PAC-3 MSE is expected to help enhance the South Korean military’s multi-layered shield of PAC-3 interceptors, along with the US Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system deployed in the southern region of South Korea last year.
