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Malaysia receives first maritime patrol aircraft upgraded with US funding
The U.S. Navy has delivered to Malaysia the first of three transport aircraft upgraded to perform maritime patrol missions using U.S. funding meant to help regional nations improve maritime security.
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China conducts ‘precision missile strikes’ in Taiwan Strait for military exercise
China says it conducted “precision missile strikes” in the Taiwan Strait on Thursday as part of military exercises.
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As Pelosi visits Taiwan, don’t miss the action on China in Congress
Those interested in supporting the free people of Taiwan and pushing back on increasingly aggressive behavior from Beijing should not miss an important legislative development unfolding on Capitol Hill.
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Global military spending hits record high
Find out how much money goes to funding militaries around the world, plus how many warheads are still deployed.
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3rd Fleet boss proposes new group to coordinate Pacific security
The U.S. is closer to conflict in the Pacific than it is to peace, the head of U.S. 3rd Fleet says, and the command structure must adjust to reflect that.
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Japan warns of ‘aggressor nation’ Russia, threats to Taiwan in new whitepaper
The Japanese government says the existing international order is exposed to serious challenges, especially in the Indo-Pacific region as strategic competition among nations becomes more apparent against the backdrop of changes to the balance of power.
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Hindustan Aeronautics awards $100M engine contract to Honeywell
HAL is exploring export opportunities for the HTT-40 basic trainer with Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam and the United Arab Emirates.
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Meet Russia’s new arms industry boss — a fan of Stalin and business consolidation
Denis Manturov has a challenge ahead of him: protecting and building Russia’s defense-industrial base amid Western sanctions and the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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US Army’s floating equipment stockpile in Pacific gets first test
The Army exercised its prepositioned stock afloat for the first time in the Philippines this spring in a new process that will allow the service to ensure its stockpiles are optimally configured.
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South Korean officials say major sale of weapons to Poland is imminent
The Polish government is reportedly discussing the acquisition of K-2 tanks from Hyundai Rotem, FA50 light attack aircraft from KAI, and K9 self-propelled artillery from Hanwha under a long-term arrangement.
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Malaysia receives first maritime patrol aircraft upgraded with US funding
The U.S. Navy has delivered to Malaysia the first of three transport aircraft upgraded to perform maritime patrol missions using U.S. funding meant to help regional nations improve maritime security.
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China conducts ‘precision missile strikes’ in Taiwan Strait for military exercise
China says it conducted “precision missile strikes” in the Taiwan Strait on Thursday as part of military exercises.
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As Pelosi visits Taiwan, don’t miss the action on China in Congress
Those interested in supporting the free people of Taiwan and pushing back on increasingly aggressive behavior from Beijing should not miss an important legislative development unfolding on Capitol Hill.
-
Global military spending hits record high
Find out how much money goes to funding militaries around the world, plus how many warheads are still deployed.
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3rd Fleet boss proposes new group to coordinate Pacific security
The U.S. is closer to conflict in the Pacific than it is to peace, the head of U.S. 3rd Fleet says, and the command structure must adjust to reflect that.
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Japan warns of ‘aggressor nation’ Russia, threats to Taiwan in new whitepaper
The Japanese government says the existing international order is exposed to serious challenges, especially in the Indo-Pacific region as strategic competition among nations becomes more apparent against the backdrop of changes to the balance of power.
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Hindustan Aeronautics awards $100M engine contract to Honeywell
HAL is exploring export opportunities for the HTT-40 basic trainer with Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam and the United Arab Emirates.
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Meet Russia’s new arms industry boss — a fan of Stalin and business consolidation
Denis Manturov has a challenge ahead of him: protecting and building Russia’s defense-industrial base amid Western sanctions and the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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US Army’s floating equipment stockpile in Pacific gets first test
The Army exercised its prepositioned stock afloat for the first time in the Philippines this spring in a new process that will allow the service to ensure its stockpiles are optimally configured.
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South Korean officials say major sale of weapons to Poland is imminent
The Polish government is reportedly discussing the acquisition of K-2 tanks from Hyundai Rotem, FA50 light attack aircraft from KAI, and K9 self-propelled artillery from Hanwha under a long-term arrangement.
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Malaysia receives first maritime patrol aircraft upgraded with US funding
The U.S. Navy has delivered to Malaysia the first of three transport aircraft upgraded to perform maritime patrol missions using U.S. funding meant to help regional nations improve maritime security.
-
China conducts ‘precision missile strikes’ in Taiwan Strait for military exercise
China says it conducted “precision missile strikes” in the Taiwan Strait on Thursday as part of military exercises.
-
As Pelosi visits Taiwan, don’t miss the action on China in Congress
Those interested in supporting the free people of Taiwan and pushing back on increasingly aggressive behavior from Beijing should not miss an important legislative development unfolding on Capitol Hill.
-
Global military spending hits record high
Find out how much money goes to funding militaries around the world, plus how many warheads are still deployed.
-
3rd Fleet boss proposes new group to coordinate Pacific security
The U.S. is closer to conflict in the Pacific than it is to peace, the head of U.S. 3rd Fleet says, and the command structure must adjust to reflect that.
-
Japan warns of ‘aggressor nation’ Russia, threats to Taiwan in new whitepaper
The Japanese government says the existing international order is exposed to serious challenges, especially in the Indo-Pacific region as strategic competition among nations becomes more apparent against the backdrop of changes to the balance of power.
-
Hindustan Aeronautics awards $100M engine contract to Honeywell
HAL is exploring export opportunities for the HTT-40 basic trainer with Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam and the United Arab Emirates.
-
Meet Russia’s new arms industry boss — a fan of Stalin and business consolidation
Denis Manturov has a challenge ahead of him: protecting and building Russia’s defense-industrial base amid Western sanctions and the ongoing war in Ukraine.
-
US Army’s floating equipment stockpile in Pacific gets first test
The Army exercised its prepositioned stock afloat for the first time in the Philippines this spring in a new process that will allow the service to ensure its stockpiles are optimally configured.
-
South Korean officials say major sale of weapons to Poland is imminent
The Polish government is reportedly discussing the acquisition of K-2 tanks from Hyundai Rotem, FA50 light attack aircraft from KAI, and K9 self-propelled artillery from Hanwha under a long-term arrangement.
