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A look at Japanese air power — and potential procurements
Defense News traveled to Japan to see what an international aerospace exhibition and local air show had to offer.
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2nd Gripen E takes flight
Saab’s second Gripen E aircraft has taken to the skies, setting the program up for deliveries starting in 2019.
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Italy F-35s reach initial operating capability
Italian Air Force F-35s have reached initial operating capability, the country’s Air Force chief says.
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Japanese acquisition officials reveal next steps in search for advanced fighter jet
Japan’s next-generation fighter will replace the F-2 around the mid-2030s.
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US government, Boeing to help Japan upgrade missile, electronic warfare capabilities for F-15 jets
The Japanese Defense Ministry requested $89 million to upgrade two of its F-15J/DJ interceptors in its latest budget request for its next fiscal year.
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Saab puts marketing effort for Swordfish maritime plane on hiatus
Why is Saab stepping away from its sub-hunting aircraft concept?
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Japan sets naval-friendly requirement in search to replace AH-1S Cobra fleet
Apart from Bell’s AH-1Z Viper offer, what other platforms could enter Japan’s competition?
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China aims to defeat the US Air Force without firing a shot. Here’s how.
A new study is highlighting China’s growing air power, and warning the U.S. Air Force to keep an eye on the rival air service.
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Japan prepares to stand up first F-35 operational unit
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force is continuing to train more pilots, maintainers and other support personnel on the Lockheed Martin F-35A fighter jet.
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Will the Thai Air Force get more Gripen jets?
Thai fighter pilots say more jets are needed. But, as usual, it may come down to budget priorities.
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A look at Japanese air power — and potential procurements
Defense News traveled to Japan to see what an international aerospace exhibition and local air show had to offer.
-
2nd Gripen E takes flight
Saab’s second Gripen E aircraft has taken to the skies, setting the program up for deliveries starting in 2019.
-
Italy F-35s reach initial operating capability
Italian Air Force F-35s have reached initial operating capability, the country’s Air Force chief says.
-
Japanese acquisition officials reveal next steps in search for advanced fighter jet
Japan’s next-generation fighter will replace the F-2 around the mid-2030s.
-
US government, Boeing to help Japan upgrade missile, electronic warfare capabilities for F-15 jets
The Japanese Defense Ministry requested $89 million to upgrade two of its F-15J/DJ interceptors in its latest budget request for its next fiscal year.
-
Saab puts marketing effort for Swordfish maritime plane on hiatus
Why is Saab stepping away from its sub-hunting aircraft concept?
-
Japan sets naval-friendly requirement in search to replace AH-1S Cobra fleet
Apart from Bell’s AH-1Z Viper offer, what other platforms could enter Japan’s competition?
-
China aims to defeat the US Air Force without firing a shot. Here’s how.
A new study is highlighting China’s growing air power, and warning the U.S. Air Force to keep an eye on the rival air service.
-
Japan prepares to stand up first F-35 operational unit
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force is continuing to train more pilots, maintainers and other support personnel on the Lockheed Martin F-35A fighter jet.
-
Will the Thai Air Force get more Gripen jets?
Thai fighter pilots say more jets are needed. But, as usual, it may come down to budget priorities.
-
A look at Japanese air power — and potential procurements
Defense News traveled to Japan to see what an international aerospace exhibition and local air show had to offer.
-
2nd Gripen E takes flight
Saab’s second Gripen E aircraft has taken to the skies, setting the program up for deliveries starting in 2019.
-
Italy F-35s reach initial operating capability
Italian Air Force F-35s have reached initial operating capability, the country’s Air Force chief says.
-
Japanese acquisition officials reveal next steps in search for advanced fighter jet
Japan’s next-generation fighter will replace the F-2 around the mid-2030s.
-
US government, Boeing to help Japan upgrade missile, electronic warfare capabilities for F-15 jets
The Japanese Defense Ministry requested $89 million to upgrade two of its F-15J/DJ interceptors in its latest budget request for its next fiscal year.
-
Saab puts marketing effort for Swordfish maritime plane on hiatus
Why is Saab stepping away from its sub-hunting aircraft concept?
-
Japan sets naval-friendly requirement in search to replace AH-1S Cobra fleet
Apart from Bell’s AH-1Z Viper offer, what other platforms could enter Japan’s competition?
-
China aims to defeat the US Air Force without firing a shot. Here’s how.
A new study is highlighting China’s growing air power, and warning the U.S. Air Force to keep an eye on the rival air service.
-
Japan prepares to stand up first F-35 operational unit
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force is continuing to train more pilots, maintainers and other support personnel on the Lockheed Martin F-35A fighter jet.
-
Will the Thai Air Force get more Gripen jets?
Thai fighter pilots say more jets are needed. But, as usual, it may come down to budget priorities.



