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China Outfitting MA60 Military Variant With P&W Canada Engines
The commercial airliner is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127J turboprop engines.
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US To Return Land to Japan Used for Jungle Training
The partial return of the Northern Training Area is one portion of other initiatives and agreements with Japan to consolidate US military facilities on Okinawa.
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China Kicks Off Production of New Amphibious Aircraft
Chinese media reports claim AG600 largest plane of its kind In production
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New Details of North Korean Spy Radio Messages Emerge
A North Korean broadcast of numbers on June 24 ended a 16-year sojourn that is surprising many who thought Pyongyang had given up on the old spy trick.
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Japan Secures SM-2 Missiles for Destroyers
The US State Department has approved an $821 million sale of 246 SM-2 air defense missiles for deployment on six of Japan’s destroyers.
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Manila Wins South China Sea Arbitration Case at The Hague
The international Permanent Court of Arbitration today found China in violation oft he 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), capping a case filed by the Philippines in 2013 over territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
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How Might China React If The Hague Rules in Philippines’ Favor?
It’s unclear how China will react if an international court questions the legitimacy of its man-made islands.
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Taiwan Secures Sidewinder Air-to-Air Missile Release From US
Taiwan has secured the new AIM-9X Blk-2 Sidewinder air-to-air missile from the United States.
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Taiwan Anti-Ship Missile Destroys Fishing Boat
The PGG-610 Chin Jiang fired the missile by accident at 8:20 a.m. on July 1, after an enlistee on the vessel allegedly violated standard operating procedure.
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Taiwan Moves on $14.7B Indigenous Shipbuilding, Upgrade Projects
Taiwan’s indigenous build effort is part of an overall plan to wean the country off expensive and politically troublesome US defense acquisitions.
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China Outfitting MA60 Military Variant With P&W Canada Engines
The commercial airliner is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127J turboprop engines.
-
US To Return Land to Japan Used for Jungle Training
The partial return of the Northern Training Area is one portion of other initiatives and agreements with Japan to consolidate US military facilities on Okinawa.
-
China Kicks Off Production of New Amphibious Aircraft
Chinese media reports claim AG600 largest plane of its kind In production
-
New Details of North Korean Spy Radio Messages Emerge
A North Korean broadcast of numbers on June 24 ended a 16-year sojourn that is surprising many who thought Pyongyang had given up on the old spy trick.
-
Japan Secures SM-2 Missiles for Destroyers
The US State Department has approved an $821 million sale of 246 SM-2 air defense missiles for deployment on six of Japan’s destroyers.
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Manila Wins South China Sea Arbitration Case at The Hague
The international Permanent Court of Arbitration today found China in violation oft he 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), capping a case filed by the Philippines in 2013 over territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
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How Might China React If The Hague Rules in Philippines’ Favor?
It’s unclear how China will react if an international court questions the legitimacy of its man-made islands.
-
Taiwan Secures Sidewinder Air-to-Air Missile Release From US
Taiwan has secured the new AIM-9X Blk-2 Sidewinder air-to-air missile from the United States.
-
Taiwan Anti-Ship Missile Destroys Fishing Boat
The PGG-610 Chin Jiang fired the missile by accident at 8:20 a.m. on July 1, after an enlistee on the vessel allegedly violated standard operating procedure.
-
Taiwan Moves on $14.7B Indigenous Shipbuilding, Upgrade Projects
Taiwan’s indigenous build effort is part of an overall plan to wean the country off expensive and politically troublesome US defense acquisitions.
-
China Outfitting MA60 Military Variant With P&W Canada Engines
The commercial airliner is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127J turboprop engines.
-
US To Return Land to Japan Used for Jungle Training
The partial return of the Northern Training Area is one portion of other initiatives and agreements with Japan to consolidate US military facilities on Okinawa.
-
China Kicks Off Production of New Amphibious Aircraft
Chinese media reports claim AG600 largest plane of its kind In production
-
New Details of North Korean Spy Radio Messages Emerge
A North Korean broadcast of numbers on June 24 ended a 16-year sojourn that is surprising many who thought Pyongyang had given up on the old spy trick.
-
Japan Secures SM-2 Missiles for Destroyers
The US State Department has approved an $821 million sale of 246 SM-2 air defense missiles for deployment on six of Japan’s destroyers.
-
Manila Wins South China Sea Arbitration Case at The Hague
The international Permanent Court of Arbitration today found China in violation oft he 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), capping a case filed by the Philippines in 2013 over territorial disputes in the South China Sea.
-
How Might China React If The Hague Rules in Philippines’ Favor?
It’s unclear how China will react if an international court questions the legitimacy of its man-made islands.
-
Taiwan Secures Sidewinder Air-to-Air Missile Release From US
Taiwan has secured the new AIM-9X Blk-2 Sidewinder air-to-air missile from the United States.
-
Taiwan Anti-Ship Missile Destroys Fishing Boat
The PGG-610 Chin Jiang fired the missile by accident at 8:20 a.m. on July 1, after an enlistee on the vessel allegedly violated standard operating procedure.
-
Taiwan Moves on $14.7B Indigenous Shipbuilding, Upgrade Projects
Taiwan’s indigenous build effort is part of an overall plan to wean the country off expensive and politically troublesome US defense acquisitions.
