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US, Japan navies stage aircraft carrier meetup in Western Pacific
The gathering was meant to telegraph to would-be adversaries that the two allies can quickly mass forces at sea, officials said.
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Japan delivers radar to Philippines amid tension in South China Sea
The new warning and control radar system, FPS-3ME, can detect multiple fighter jets and ballistic missiles.
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Spain’s Navantia teams with Australian shipbuilders for corvette offer
The Tasman class of vessels would be manufactured at a new shipbuilding hub in Western Australia, according to the company.
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Rep. Mike Gallagher previews plans to deter China from invading Taiwan
The chair of the House’s China-focused panel discussed ways to deter Beijing in the Taiwan Strait and what’s in store for the year ahead.
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Navy takes early steps with Australian, UK vendors on shared sub work
The U.S. Navy is increasing its submarine work with Australian and British firms, even as it awaits passage of four key measures to enable AUKUS.
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Seoul believes North Korea sent Russia over a million artillery shells
South Korea’s top spy agency said the amount would last Moscow’s forces about two months in Ukraine, according to a lawmaker briefed on the assessment.
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GOP hawks praise new House speaker amid Ukraine, budget uncertainty
The House elected Mike Johnson as the new speaker. He has the confidence of defense hawks, but GOP uncertainty remains over Ukraine aid and the budget.
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Pakistan launches Ghauri ballistic missile in test of readiness
But the country has replaced the weapon with the more advanced and survivable Shaheen series of solid-fuel ballistic missiles.
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Chinese government removes defense minister missing for weeks
Li is the second senior Chinese official to disappear this year.
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Britain is more bark than bite in Indo-Pacific, lawmakers warn
Britain should either increase it’s military presence in the Indo-Pacific or curb its ambitions in the region, according to a parliamentary committee.
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US, Japan navies stage aircraft carrier meetup in Western Pacific
The gathering was meant to telegraph to would-be adversaries that the two allies can quickly mass forces at sea, officials said.
-
Japan delivers radar to Philippines amid tension in South China Sea
The new warning and control radar system, FPS-3ME, can detect multiple fighter jets and ballistic missiles.
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Spain’s Navantia teams with Australian shipbuilders for corvette offer
The Tasman class of vessels would be manufactured at a new shipbuilding hub in Western Australia, according to the company.
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Rep. Mike Gallagher previews plans to deter China from invading Taiwan
The chair of the House’s China-focused panel discussed ways to deter Beijing in the Taiwan Strait and what’s in store for the year ahead.
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Navy takes early steps with Australian, UK vendors on shared sub work
The U.S. Navy is increasing its submarine work with Australian and British firms, even as it awaits passage of four key measures to enable AUKUS.
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Seoul believes North Korea sent Russia over a million artillery shells
South Korea’s top spy agency said the amount would last Moscow’s forces about two months in Ukraine, according to a lawmaker briefed on the assessment.
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GOP hawks praise new House speaker amid Ukraine, budget uncertainty
The House elected Mike Johnson as the new speaker. He has the confidence of defense hawks, but GOP uncertainty remains over Ukraine aid and the budget.
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Pakistan launches Ghauri ballistic missile in test of readiness
But the country has replaced the weapon with the more advanced and survivable Shaheen series of solid-fuel ballistic missiles.
-
Chinese government removes defense minister missing for weeks
Li is the second senior Chinese official to disappear this year.
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Britain is more bark than bite in Indo-Pacific, lawmakers warn
Britain should either increase it’s military presence in the Indo-Pacific or curb its ambitions in the region, according to a parliamentary committee.
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US, Japan navies stage aircraft carrier meetup in Western Pacific
The gathering was meant to telegraph to would-be adversaries that the two allies can quickly mass forces at sea, officials said.
-
Japan delivers radar to Philippines amid tension in South China Sea
The new warning and control radar system, FPS-3ME, can detect multiple fighter jets and ballistic missiles.
-
Spain’s Navantia teams with Australian shipbuilders for corvette offer
The Tasman class of vessels would be manufactured at a new shipbuilding hub in Western Australia, according to the company.
-
Rep. Mike Gallagher previews plans to deter China from invading Taiwan
The chair of the House’s China-focused panel discussed ways to deter Beijing in the Taiwan Strait and what’s in store for the year ahead.
-
Navy takes early steps with Australian, UK vendors on shared sub work
The U.S. Navy is increasing its submarine work with Australian and British firms, even as it awaits passage of four key measures to enable AUKUS.
-
Seoul believes North Korea sent Russia over a million artillery shells
South Korea’s top spy agency said the amount would last Moscow’s forces about two months in Ukraine, according to a lawmaker briefed on the assessment.
-
GOP hawks praise new House speaker amid Ukraine, budget uncertainty
The House elected Mike Johnson as the new speaker. He has the confidence of defense hawks, but GOP uncertainty remains over Ukraine aid and the budget.
-
Pakistan launches Ghauri ballistic missile in test of readiness
But the country has replaced the weapon with the more advanced and survivable Shaheen series of solid-fuel ballistic missiles.
-
Chinese government removes defense minister missing for weeks
Li is the second senior Chinese official to disappear this year.
-
Britain is more bark than bite in Indo-Pacific, lawmakers warn
Britain should either increase it’s military presence in the Indo-Pacific or curb its ambitions in the region, according to a parliamentary committee.
