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Carrier Vinson and strike group ordered back to Korean waters
The aircraft carrier Carl Vinson and her strike group have been ordered to cancel planned visits to Australia and head back to Korean waters, the U.S. Navy announced Saturday night. The carrier was already operating in the western Pacific and had just visited Singapore.
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Taiwan struggles to acquire 5 types of submarine tech for local program
It’s unclear what other critical submarine technology Taiwan requires, although it likely includes air-independent propulsion technology or an equivalent to allow the submarine to be practically silent when operating in a submerged environment.
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China’s navy is building its biggest amphibious assault vessel ever
China’s navy has started construction on its next generation amphibious assault ship, the 40,000 ton 075 Landing Helicopter Dock. For comparison, the U.S. Navy’s new 855-foot America-class amphibious assault ship displaces 43,745 long tons full load, or 44,449 metric tons.
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India’s Hindustan Aeronautics offers performance guarantee for new helos
“No foreign original equipment manufacturer has yet offered PBL to Indian defense forces since it [is] a very expensive proposition for them and the project cost would shoot up drastically if the volumes are low.”
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Thailand to buy more Chinese tanks, reportedly for $58M
Thailand has taken another step in a burgeoning arms trade with China, with the Thai government approving the purchase of more Chinese-built tanks.
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Lithuania says Russia has ability to launch Baltic attack in 24 hours
Russia says Lithuania’s reaction is “hysterical Russophobia.”
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IAI emerges as lowest bidder for Indian Army’s radar program
However, a senior MoD official says the ministry will continue to pursue an even cheaper option for the program.
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India’s Hindustan Aeronautics clocks highest-ever sales
India’s sole military aircraft producer, state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has reported its highest-ever sales turnover of $2.62 billion for the fiscal year that started April 1, 2016. In the previous fiscal year, total sales turnover was $2.57 billion.
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Russia adds ‘Kazan’ to its nuclear attack submarine fleet
The launch marks an important milestone in a procurement program that began in the 1980s and Russia’s efforts to rebuild its nuclear submarine fleet.
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French, Indonesian naval firms extend submarine study
The French and Indonesian companies have been studying over the past few years an industrial plan based on a multipurpose, latest-generation version of the Scorpene submarine, capable of shallow and blue water missions.
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Carrier Vinson and strike group ordered back to Korean waters
The aircraft carrier Carl Vinson and her strike group have been ordered to cancel planned visits to Australia and head back to Korean waters, the U.S. Navy announced Saturday night. The carrier was already operating in the western Pacific and had just visited Singapore.
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Taiwan struggles to acquire 5 types of submarine tech for local program
It’s unclear what other critical submarine technology Taiwan requires, although it likely includes air-independent propulsion technology or an equivalent to allow the submarine to be practically silent when operating in a submerged environment.
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China’s navy is building its biggest amphibious assault vessel ever
China’s navy has started construction on its next generation amphibious assault ship, the 40,000 ton 075 Landing Helicopter Dock. For comparison, the U.S. Navy’s new 855-foot America-class amphibious assault ship displaces 43,745 long tons full load, or 44,449 metric tons.
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India’s Hindustan Aeronautics offers performance guarantee for new helos
“No foreign original equipment manufacturer has yet offered PBL to Indian defense forces since it [is] a very expensive proposition for them and the project cost would shoot up drastically if the volumes are low.”
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Thailand to buy more Chinese tanks, reportedly for $58M
Thailand has taken another step in a burgeoning arms trade with China, with the Thai government approving the purchase of more Chinese-built tanks.
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Lithuania says Russia has ability to launch Baltic attack in 24 hours
Russia says Lithuania’s reaction is “hysterical Russophobia.”
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IAI emerges as lowest bidder for Indian Army’s radar program
However, a senior MoD official says the ministry will continue to pursue an even cheaper option for the program.
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India’s Hindustan Aeronautics clocks highest-ever sales
India’s sole military aircraft producer, state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has reported its highest-ever sales turnover of $2.62 billion for the fiscal year that started April 1, 2016. In the previous fiscal year, total sales turnover was $2.57 billion.
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Russia adds ‘Kazan’ to its nuclear attack submarine fleet
The launch marks an important milestone in a procurement program that began in the 1980s and Russia’s efforts to rebuild its nuclear submarine fleet.
-
French, Indonesian naval firms extend submarine study
The French and Indonesian companies have been studying over the past few years an industrial plan based on a multipurpose, latest-generation version of the Scorpene submarine, capable of shallow and blue water missions.
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Carrier Vinson and strike group ordered back to Korean waters
The aircraft carrier Carl Vinson and her strike group have been ordered to cancel planned visits to Australia and head back to Korean waters, the U.S. Navy announced Saturday night. The carrier was already operating in the western Pacific and had just visited Singapore.
-
Taiwan struggles to acquire 5 types of submarine tech for local program
It’s unclear what other critical submarine technology Taiwan requires, although it likely includes air-independent propulsion technology or an equivalent to allow the submarine to be practically silent when operating in a submerged environment.
-
China’s navy is building its biggest amphibious assault vessel ever
China’s navy has started construction on its next generation amphibious assault ship, the 40,000 ton 075 Landing Helicopter Dock. For comparison, the U.S. Navy’s new 855-foot America-class amphibious assault ship displaces 43,745 long tons full load, or 44,449 metric tons.
-
India’s Hindustan Aeronautics offers performance guarantee for new helos
“No foreign original equipment manufacturer has yet offered PBL to Indian defense forces since it [is] a very expensive proposition for them and the project cost would shoot up drastically if the volumes are low.”
-
Thailand to buy more Chinese tanks, reportedly for $58M
Thailand has taken another step in a burgeoning arms trade with China, with the Thai government approving the purchase of more Chinese-built tanks.
-
Lithuania says Russia has ability to launch Baltic attack in 24 hours
Russia says Lithuania’s reaction is “hysterical Russophobia.”
-
IAI emerges as lowest bidder for Indian Army’s radar program
However, a senior MoD official says the ministry will continue to pursue an even cheaper option for the program.
-
India’s Hindustan Aeronautics clocks highest-ever sales
India’s sole military aircraft producer, state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, has reported its highest-ever sales turnover of $2.62 billion for the fiscal year that started April 1, 2016. In the previous fiscal year, total sales turnover was $2.57 billion.
-
Russia adds ‘Kazan’ to its nuclear attack submarine fleet
The launch marks an important milestone in a procurement program that began in the 1980s and Russia’s efforts to rebuild its nuclear submarine fleet.
-
French, Indonesian naval firms extend submarine study
The French and Indonesian companies have been studying over the past few years an industrial plan based on a multipurpose, latest-generation version of the Scorpene submarine, capable of shallow and blue water missions.
