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Indian Navy wants Russian MiG-29K jets to be ‘ruggedized’
The call for improved ruggedness originates from an issue after deck landings. The MiG-29K fighter’s settings reportedly require a reset after landing on the deck of the carrier.
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Politics, both home and abroad, drive South Korea THAAD deployment
Following North Korea’s July 28 launch of what the Pentagon has termed an ICBM, the South Korean government has had an apparent change of heart about the THAAD system.
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US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
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Thailand’s Air Force requests funds to cover F-5 Tiger II upgrades
The upgraded aircraft, known as the F-5T Super Tigris, will also incorporate structural improvements that the Air Force says will add approximately 15 years to its service life.
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Chinese Navy aiding US, Japan in search for missing American sailor
Two PLAN frigates shadowing Stethem, which is being assisted by two Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ships, are now also aiding the recovery effort.
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India’s auditing agency cites continued ammunition shortage crisis
Military officials here are saying in private that defense forces are concerned about the ammunition shortage because of the threat from China and Pakistan.
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Shahid Abbasi elected as Pakistan’s prime minister
Pakistan’s lower house of Parliament on Tuesday elected veteran lawmaker Shahid Khaqan Abbasi as the country’s new prime minister.
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Osprey tiltrotor proves its worth in the Asia-Pacific
Defense News went on board the U.S. Navy helicopter assault ship Bonhomme Richard during the recently concluded exercise Talisman Saber in Australia, where the Osprey played a major role in supporting the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit and other elements taking part in the exercise.
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Target practice and North Korea’s missiles
There is a way to slow down North Korea’s missile program and there is no need to launch any military attack on the Pyongyang regime.
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Disqualified by court, Pakistan’s prime minister steps down
A five-judge panel of the top court disqualified the thrice-elected Nawaz Sharif following a petition filed by the opposition.
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Indian Navy wants Russian MiG-29K jets to be ‘ruggedized’
The call for improved ruggedness originates from an issue after deck landings. The MiG-29K fighter’s settings reportedly require a reset after landing on the deck of the carrier.
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Politics, both home and abroad, drive South Korea THAAD deployment
Following North Korea’s July 28 launch of what the Pentagon has termed an ICBM, the South Korean government has had an apparent change of heart about the THAAD system.
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US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
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Thailand’s Air Force requests funds to cover F-5 Tiger II upgrades
The upgraded aircraft, known as the F-5T Super Tigris, will also incorporate structural improvements that the Air Force says will add approximately 15 years to its service life.
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Chinese Navy aiding US, Japan in search for missing American sailor
Two PLAN frigates shadowing Stethem, which is being assisted by two Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ships, are now also aiding the recovery effort.
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India’s auditing agency cites continued ammunition shortage crisis
Military officials here are saying in private that defense forces are concerned about the ammunition shortage because of the threat from China and Pakistan.
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Shahid Abbasi elected as Pakistan’s prime minister
Pakistan’s lower house of Parliament on Tuesday elected veteran lawmaker Shahid Khaqan Abbasi as the country’s new prime minister.
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Osprey tiltrotor proves its worth in the Asia-Pacific
Defense News went on board the U.S. Navy helicopter assault ship Bonhomme Richard during the recently concluded exercise Talisman Saber in Australia, where the Osprey played a major role in supporting the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit and other elements taking part in the exercise.
-
Target practice and North Korea’s missiles
There is a way to slow down North Korea’s missile program and there is no need to launch any military attack on the Pyongyang regime.
-
Disqualified by court, Pakistan’s prime minister steps down
A five-judge panel of the top court disqualified the thrice-elected Nawaz Sharif following a petition filed by the opposition.
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Indian Navy wants Russian MiG-29K jets to be ‘ruggedized’
The call for improved ruggedness originates from an issue after deck landings. The MiG-29K fighter’s settings reportedly require a reset after landing on the deck of the carrier.
-
Politics, both home and abroad, drive South Korea THAAD deployment
Following North Korea’s July 28 launch of what the Pentagon has termed an ICBM, the South Korean government has had an apparent change of heart about the THAAD system.
-
US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
-
Thailand’s Air Force requests funds to cover F-5 Tiger II upgrades
The upgraded aircraft, known as the F-5T Super Tigris, will also incorporate structural improvements that the Air Force says will add approximately 15 years to its service life.
-
Chinese Navy aiding US, Japan in search for missing American sailor
Two PLAN frigates shadowing Stethem, which is being assisted by two Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force ships, are now also aiding the recovery effort.
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India’s auditing agency cites continued ammunition shortage crisis
Military officials here are saying in private that defense forces are concerned about the ammunition shortage because of the threat from China and Pakistan.
-
Shahid Abbasi elected as Pakistan’s prime minister
Pakistan’s lower house of Parliament on Tuesday elected veteran lawmaker Shahid Khaqan Abbasi as the country’s new prime minister.
-
Osprey tiltrotor proves its worth in the Asia-Pacific
Defense News went on board the U.S. Navy helicopter assault ship Bonhomme Richard during the recently concluded exercise Talisman Saber in Australia, where the Osprey played a major role in supporting the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit and other elements taking part in the exercise.
-
Target practice and North Korea’s missiles
There is a way to slow down North Korea’s missile program and there is no need to launch any military attack on the Pyongyang regime.
-
Disqualified by court, Pakistan’s prime minister steps down
A five-judge panel of the top court disqualified the thrice-elected Nawaz Sharif following a petition filed by the opposition.
