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Singapore seeks adversarial training for local and US-based fighter pilots
The news of Draken International potentially supporting Singapore’s overseas F-15SG training detachment comes as the country plans its own adversarial training activities at home.
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China moves toward new ‘intelligentized’ approach to warfare, says Pentagon
A newly released report from the DoD articulates how China is adopting new technologies as part of a shift in its military strategy.
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China plans to double nuclear arsenal, Pentagon says
China plans to double its stockpile of nuclear warheads in the next decade, including those designed to be carried atop ballistic missiles that can reach the United States, the Pentagon said in a new report.
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Thai submarine purchase hits rough seas
Thailand’s intention to buy two more submarines from China has run into vociferous resistance, with the country’s main opposition party questioning the need to go ahead with the acquisition against the backdrop of the economic slump.
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Japan secures first-ever major defense export with Philippine radar order
The deal between these two U.S. allies is significant, as it marks the first time Japan will export complete defense articles after it relaxed self-imposed restrictions on such sales in 2014.
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Taiwan’s president emphasizes defense amid growing China threat
The island’s leader spoke at the opening of a maintenance center for the island’s F-16 fighter jets, saying Taiwan wants to let the world see “our strong will in protecting the country.”
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Report: China test-fires ‘carrier killer’ missile in disputed sea
China’s military test-fired two missiles into the South China Sea, including a “carrier killer” military analysts suggest might have been developed to attack U.S. forces, a newspaper reported Thursday.
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US imposes sanctions on Chinese defense firms over maritime dispute
Some of the Chinese enterprises caught up in the latest U.S. sanctions were on the Defense News Top 100 list this year, which ranks defense companies around the world based on their defense-related revenue.
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Malaysia to launch competition for drones and manned maritime patrol aircraft
The Aug. 25 announcement comes in the wake of its coast guard killing a Vietnamese fisherman following a confrontation off the Malaysian coast. And both countries along with China were recently involved in a three-way standoff over oil exploration.
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Carrier Ronald Reagan conducts air operations in South China Sea
Here’s a look at recent developments in the South China Sea, including air operations by the US Navy’s carrier Ronald Reagan Strike Group and new military drills by China.
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Singapore seeks adversarial training for local and US-based fighter pilots
The news of Draken International potentially supporting Singapore’s overseas F-15SG training detachment comes as the country plans its own adversarial training activities at home.
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China moves toward new ‘intelligentized’ approach to warfare, says Pentagon
A newly released report from the DoD articulates how China is adopting new technologies as part of a shift in its military strategy.
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China plans to double nuclear arsenal, Pentagon says
China plans to double its stockpile of nuclear warheads in the next decade, including those designed to be carried atop ballistic missiles that can reach the United States, the Pentagon said in a new report.
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Thai submarine purchase hits rough seas
Thailand’s intention to buy two more submarines from China has run into vociferous resistance, with the country’s main opposition party questioning the need to go ahead with the acquisition against the backdrop of the economic slump.
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Japan secures first-ever major defense export with Philippine radar order
The deal between these two U.S. allies is significant, as it marks the first time Japan will export complete defense articles after it relaxed self-imposed restrictions on such sales in 2014.
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Taiwan’s president emphasizes defense amid growing China threat
The island’s leader spoke at the opening of a maintenance center for the island’s F-16 fighter jets, saying Taiwan wants to let the world see “our strong will in protecting the country.”
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Report: China test-fires ‘carrier killer’ missile in disputed sea
China’s military test-fired two missiles into the South China Sea, including a “carrier killer” military analysts suggest might have been developed to attack U.S. forces, a newspaper reported Thursday.
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US imposes sanctions on Chinese defense firms over maritime dispute
Some of the Chinese enterprises caught up in the latest U.S. sanctions were on the Defense News Top 100 list this year, which ranks defense companies around the world based on their defense-related revenue.
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Malaysia to launch competition for drones and manned maritime patrol aircraft
The Aug. 25 announcement comes in the wake of its coast guard killing a Vietnamese fisherman following a confrontation off the Malaysian coast. And both countries along with China were recently involved in a three-way standoff over oil exploration.
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Carrier Ronald Reagan conducts air operations in South China Sea
Here’s a look at recent developments in the South China Sea, including air operations by the US Navy’s carrier Ronald Reagan Strike Group and new military drills by China.
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Singapore seeks adversarial training for local and US-based fighter pilots
The news of Draken International potentially supporting Singapore’s overseas F-15SG training detachment comes as the country plans its own adversarial training activities at home.
-
China moves toward new ‘intelligentized’ approach to warfare, says Pentagon
A newly released report from the DoD articulates how China is adopting new technologies as part of a shift in its military strategy.
-
China plans to double nuclear arsenal, Pentagon says
China plans to double its stockpile of nuclear warheads in the next decade, including those designed to be carried atop ballistic missiles that can reach the United States, the Pentagon said in a new report.
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Thai submarine purchase hits rough seas
Thailand’s intention to buy two more submarines from China has run into vociferous resistance, with the country’s main opposition party questioning the need to go ahead with the acquisition against the backdrop of the economic slump.
-
Japan secures first-ever major defense export with Philippine radar order
The deal between these two U.S. allies is significant, as it marks the first time Japan will export complete defense articles after it relaxed self-imposed restrictions on such sales in 2014.
-
Taiwan’s president emphasizes defense amid growing China threat
The island’s leader spoke at the opening of a maintenance center for the island’s F-16 fighter jets, saying Taiwan wants to let the world see “our strong will in protecting the country.”
-
Report: China test-fires ‘carrier killer’ missile in disputed sea
China’s military test-fired two missiles into the South China Sea, including a “carrier killer” military analysts suggest might have been developed to attack U.S. forces, a newspaper reported Thursday.
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US imposes sanctions on Chinese defense firms over maritime dispute
Some of the Chinese enterprises caught up in the latest U.S. sanctions were on the Defense News Top 100 list this year, which ranks defense companies around the world based on their defense-related revenue.
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Malaysia to launch competition for drones and manned maritime patrol aircraft
The Aug. 25 announcement comes in the wake of its coast guard killing a Vietnamese fisherman following a confrontation off the Malaysian coast. And both countries along with China were recently involved in a three-way standoff over oil exploration.
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Carrier Ronald Reagan conducts air operations in South China Sea
Here’s a look at recent developments in the South China Sea, including air operations by the US Navy’s carrier Ronald Reagan Strike Group and new military drills by China.
