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North Korea fires ballistic missile over Japan
North Korea fired a ballistic missile from its capital Pyongyang that flew over Japan before plunging into the northern Pacific Ocean, officials said Tuesday, an aggressive test-flight over the territory of a close U.S. ally that sends a clear message of defiance as Washington and Seoul conduct war games nearby.
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Japan to practice missile defense at US bases
Japan’s military will practice deploying anti-missile batteries at three U.S. bases in Japan as concern grows about the North Korean missile threat.
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Malaysia launches its first French-designed LCS as Navy moves to modernize
Malaysia has launched the first of its new littoral combat ships.
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How ‘Make in India’ could impede India’s global hunt for anti-ship missiles
India has launched first-ever global hunt for anti-ship missiles, but a requirement for those missiles could be difficult to meet.
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Pakistan alarmed over Trump’s Afghanistan policy
Civilian and military authorities in Pakistan have reacted angrily to U.S. President Donald Trump’s accusations that Islamabad provides safe havens for terrorists operating in Afghanistan.
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Indian Navy floats $10B helicopter acquisition program
India’s MoD has issued an RFI as the country seeks to award a $10 billion deal for naval multirole helicopters and naval multi-utility helicopters.
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North Korea photos suggest new solid-fuel missile designs
North Korea’s state media released photos Wednesday that appear to show the designs of one or possibly two new missiles.
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7th Fleet commander sacked days after second deadly collision
Adm. Scott Swift relieved Vice Adm. Joseph Aucoin after a rash of accidents have raised fundamental questions about the ships in 7th Fleet, including whether they are able to safely execute even the most basic functions expected of naval warships based in one of the most volatile regions on earth.
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US Pacific Fleet boss set to sack three-star fleet commander after a rash of accidents
The head of U.S. Forces Pacific is preparing to sack the head of the three-star U.S. 7th Fleet after a string of mishaps among the Japan-based ships that have rocked the Navy to its core.
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Multinational search for missing US Navy sailors expands in Asia
The multinational search and rescue for sailors missing from the U.S. Navy destroyer USS John S. McCain following a collision with an oil tanker near Singapore has expanded, even as remains of some of the missing have been located inside the flooded compartments of the ship.
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North Korea fires ballistic missile over Japan
North Korea fired a ballistic missile from its capital Pyongyang that flew over Japan before plunging into the northern Pacific Ocean, officials said Tuesday, an aggressive test-flight over the territory of a close U.S. ally that sends a clear message of defiance as Washington and Seoul conduct war games nearby.
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Japan to practice missile defense at US bases
Japan’s military will practice deploying anti-missile batteries at three U.S. bases in Japan as concern grows about the North Korean missile threat.
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Malaysia launches its first French-designed LCS as Navy moves to modernize
Malaysia has launched the first of its new littoral combat ships.
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How ‘Make in India’ could impede India’s global hunt for anti-ship missiles
India has launched first-ever global hunt for anti-ship missiles, but a requirement for those missiles could be difficult to meet.
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Pakistan alarmed over Trump’s Afghanistan policy
Civilian and military authorities in Pakistan have reacted angrily to U.S. President Donald Trump’s accusations that Islamabad provides safe havens for terrorists operating in Afghanistan.
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Indian Navy floats $10B helicopter acquisition program
India’s MoD has issued an RFI as the country seeks to award a $10 billion deal for naval multirole helicopters and naval multi-utility helicopters.
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North Korea photos suggest new solid-fuel missile designs
North Korea’s state media released photos Wednesday that appear to show the designs of one or possibly two new missiles.
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7th Fleet commander sacked days after second deadly collision
Adm. Scott Swift relieved Vice Adm. Joseph Aucoin after a rash of accidents have raised fundamental questions about the ships in 7th Fleet, including whether they are able to safely execute even the most basic functions expected of naval warships based in one of the most volatile regions on earth.
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US Pacific Fleet boss set to sack three-star fleet commander after a rash of accidents
The head of U.S. Forces Pacific is preparing to sack the head of the three-star U.S. 7th Fleet after a string of mishaps among the Japan-based ships that have rocked the Navy to its core.
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Multinational search for missing US Navy sailors expands in Asia
The multinational search and rescue for sailors missing from the U.S. Navy destroyer USS John S. McCain following a collision with an oil tanker near Singapore has expanded, even as remains of some of the missing have been located inside the flooded compartments of the ship.
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North Korea fires ballistic missile over Japan
North Korea fired a ballistic missile from its capital Pyongyang that flew over Japan before plunging into the northern Pacific Ocean, officials said Tuesday, an aggressive test-flight over the territory of a close U.S. ally that sends a clear message of defiance as Washington and Seoul conduct war games nearby.
-
Japan to practice missile defense at US bases
Japan’s military will practice deploying anti-missile batteries at three U.S. bases in Japan as concern grows about the North Korean missile threat.
-
Malaysia launches its first French-designed LCS as Navy moves to modernize
Malaysia has launched the first of its new littoral combat ships.
-
How ‘Make in India’ could impede India’s global hunt for anti-ship missiles
India has launched first-ever global hunt for anti-ship missiles, but a requirement for those missiles could be difficult to meet.
-
Pakistan alarmed over Trump’s Afghanistan policy
Civilian and military authorities in Pakistan have reacted angrily to U.S. President Donald Trump’s accusations that Islamabad provides safe havens for terrorists operating in Afghanistan.
-
Indian Navy floats $10B helicopter acquisition program
India’s MoD has issued an RFI as the country seeks to award a $10 billion deal for naval multirole helicopters and naval multi-utility helicopters.
-
North Korea photos suggest new solid-fuel missile designs
North Korea’s state media released photos Wednesday that appear to show the designs of one or possibly two new missiles.
-
7th Fleet commander sacked days after second deadly collision
Adm. Scott Swift relieved Vice Adm. Joseph Aucoin after a rash of accidents have raised fundamental questions about the ships in 7th Fleet, including whether they are able to safely execute even the most basic functions expected of naval warships based in one of the most volatile regions on earth.
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US Pacific Fleet boss set to sack three-star fleet commander after a rash of accidents
The head of U.S. Forces Pacific is preparing to sack the head of the three-star U.S. 7th Fleet after a string of mishaps among the Japan-based ships that have rocked the Navy to its core.
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Multinational search for missing US Navy sailors expands in Asia
The multinational search and rescue for sailors missing from the U.S. Navy destroyer USS John S. McCain following a collision with an oil tanker near Singapore has expanded, even as remains of some of the missing have been located inside the flooded compartments of the ship.
