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IOMAX may adapt its Archangel aircraft to patrol Asian coastlines
After seeing the demand for inexpensive maritime surveillance from Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, signals intelligence specialist IOMAX is considering marketing a maritime surveillance version of its Archangel light-attack aircraft.
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Marine F-35 pilots to perform first-ever hover landings aboard amphibious ship
The F-35B’s hover landing is its signature move. This year, pilots from Marine Air Station Iwakuni will get to do it on an amphibious ship for the first time.
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Canada threatens to stop helicopter deliveries if Philippines misuses aircraft
Canada is reviewing the sale of 16 helicopters to the Philippine Air Force after concerns were raised about human rights abuses in the Southeast Asian country.
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Images from military parade show rare glimpse of North Korean nuclear arsenal
Here’s what North Korea showed off at ― and left out of ― its recent military parade, which took place a day before the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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Could global nationalism drive some countries into the arms of China?
A report from the organizers of the Munich Security Conference draws the picture of a perfect storm of rising nationalism worldwide and a Washington seen as increasingly unreliable to uphold world order.
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Putting the Asian fighter market in perspective
Regional tensions, historical grievances, superpower rivalries, and ongoing territorial and resource access disputes all motivate Asian air services to bolster their air power capabilities.
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Images reveal progress on Japan’s C-2 intelligence-gathering variant
The test bed of Japan’s intelligence gathering version of the Kawasaki C-2 airlifter has broken cover, with photographs emerging of the aircraft undergoing taxi tests.
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Chinese firm shows off two drones in a first for Singapore Airshow
Both the Wing Loong and the larger Wing Loong II were on display, along with a suite of mock-up weapons for potential customers to view.
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US looks to increase weapons exports to Vietnam, decrease Russian influence
The U.S. State Department wants to see Vietnam distance itself from Russian arms deals and buy more weapons from the United States, but experts say the cost and complication of American-made technologies could make that transition hard fought.
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Here’s what’s on display at the Singapore Airshow
Defense News brings you images of platforms that companies and countries are showing off to attendees of the Singapore Airshow.
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IOMAX may adapt its Archangel aircraft to patrol Asian coastlines
After seeing the demand for inexpensive maritime surveillance from Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, signals intelligence specialist IOMAX is considering marketing a maritime surveillance version of its Archangel light-attack aircraft.
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Marine F-35 pilots to perform first-ever hover landings aboard amphibious ship
The F-35B’s hover landing is its signature move. This year, pilots from Marine Air Station Iwakuni will get to do it on an amphibious ship for the first time.
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Canada threatens to stop helicopter deliveries if Philippines misuses aircraft
Canada is reviewing the sale of 16 helicopters to the Philippine Air Force after concerns were raised about human rights abuses in the Southeast Asian country.
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Images from military parade show rare glimpse of North Korean nuclear arsenal
Here’s what North Korea showed off at ― and left out of ― its recent military parade, which took place a day before the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in South Korea.
-
Could global nationalism drive some countries into the arms of China?
A report from the organizers of the Munich Security Conference draws the picture of a perfect storm of rising nationalism worldwide and a Washington seen as increasingly unreliable to uphold world order.
-
Putting the Asian fighter market in perspective
Regional tensions, historical grievances, superpower rivalries, and ongoing territorial and resource access disputes all motivate Asian air services to bolster their air power capabilities.
-
Images reveal progress on Japan’s C-2 intelligence-gathering variant
The test bed of Japan’s intelligence gathering version of the Kawasaki C-2 airlifter has broken cover, with photographs emerging of the aircraft undergoing taxi tests.
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Chinese firm shows off two drones in a first for Singapore Airshow
Both the Wing Loong and the larger Wing Loong II were on display, along with a suite of mock-up weapons for potential customers to view.
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US looks to increase weapons exports to Vietnam, decrease Russian influence
The U.S. State Department wants to see Vietnam distance itself from Russian arms deals and buy more weapons from the United States, but experts say the cost and complication of American-made technologies could make that transition hard fought.
-
Here’s what’s on display at the Singapore Airshow
Defense News brings you images of platforms that companies and countries are showing off to attendees of the Singapore Airshow.
-
IOMAX may adapt its Archangel aircraft to patrol Asian coastlines
After seeing the demand for inexpensive maritime surveillance from Southeast Asian countries like Indonesia, signals intelligence specialist IOMAX is considering marketing a maritime surveillance version of its Archangel light-attack aircraft.
-
Marine F-35 pilots to perform first-ever hover landings aboard amphibious ship
The F-35B’s hover landing is its signature move. This year, pilots from Marine Air Station Iwakuni will get to do it on an amphibious ship for the first time.
-
Canada threatens to stop helicopter deliveries if Philippines misuses aircraft
Canada is reviewing the sale of 16 helicopters to the Philippine Air Force after concerns were raised about human rights abuses in the Southeast Asian country.
-
Images from military parade show rare glimpse of North Korean nuclear arsenal
Here’s what North Korea showed off at ― and left out of ― its recent military parade, which took place a day before the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in South Korea.
-
Could global nationalism drive some countries into the arms of China?
A report from the organizers of the Munich Security Conference draws the picture of a perfect storm of rising nationalism worldwide and a Washington seen as increasingly unreliable to uphold world order.
-
Putting the Asian fighter market in perspective
Regional tensions, historical grievances, superpower rivalries, and ongoing territorial and resource access disputes all motivate Asian air services to bolster their air power capabilities.
-
Images reveal progress on Japan’s C-2 intelligence-gathering variant
The test bed of Japan’s intelligence gathering version of the Kawasaki C-2 airlifter has broken cover, with photographs emerging of the aircraft undergoing taxi tests.
-
Chinese firm shows off two drones in a first for Singapore Airshow
Both the Wing Loong and the larger Wing Loong II were on display, along with a suite of mock-up weapons for potential customers to view.
-
US looks to increase weapons exports to Vietnam, decrease Russian influence
The U.S. State Department wants to see Vietnam distance itself from Russian arms deals and buy more weapons from the United States, but experts say the cost and complication of American-made technologies could make that transition hard fought.
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Here’s what’s on display at the Singapore Airshow
Defense News brings you images of platforms that companies and countries are showing off to attendees of the Singapore Airshow.
