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US, South Korea cut short meeting over sharing defense costs
Seoul’s Foreign Ministry said Washington has been calling for a “drastic increase” in South Korea’s contributions which the country finds unacceptable.
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China’s Achilles’ heel when it comes to cyberspace
If “mutually assured cyber destruction” were to occur, one Marine Corps leader says, authoritarian nations such as China might have more to lose than the United States.
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In first, America co-hosts cyber war game ‘CODE’ with Taiwan
This is also the first time drill, held once every two years, includes the participation of personnel from several other countries.
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Indonesia eyes American F-16 jets as it moves to secure Russian Su-35 deal
Indonesia has a policy of diversifying its arms purchases to reduce over-reliance on a single source of supply. But will this acquisition plan cause more problems than it solves?
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Japan gets US nod for $4.5 billion F-15 upgrade package
The approval will allow Japan to upgrade up to 98 of its F-15J interceptors to a “Japanese Super Interceptor (JSI) configuration.”
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South Korea’s missile detection failure shows need for cooperation with Japan
Bilateral exchange of military intelligence is essential for South Korea and Japan to have common situational awareness.
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Taiwan says F-16 upgrade back on track, as it seeks recon pods that can watch China’s coastline
MS-110-equipped F-16 jets are expected be able to observe parts of China’s coastline without leaving Taiwanese airspace.
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See KAI unveil a new export version of the Surion helo, following a fatal crash last year
The South Korean company also showed off two other helicopters at the ADEX defense trade show.
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South Korea’s future fighter program at risk, even as development moves along
There are signs of challenges in the jet fighter program, including a potential funding loophole.
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Singapore’s F-15 fighter jet training program in Idaho turns 10 years old
Due to Singapore’s small size and lack of airspace available to train, its Air Force has ongoing long-term training agreements with several nations.
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US, South Korea cut short meeting over sharing defense costs
Seoul’s Foreign Ministry said Washington has been calling for a “drastic increase” in South Korea’s contributions which the country finds unacceptable.
-
China’s Achilles’ heel when it comes to cyberspace
If “mutually assured cyber destruction” were to occur, one Marine Corps leader says, authoritarian nations such as China might have more to lose than the United States.
-
In first, America co-hosts cyber war game ‘CODE’ with Taiwan
This is also the first time drill, held once every two years, includes the participation of personnel from several other countries.
-
Indonesia eyes American F-16 jets as it moves to secure Russian Su-35 deal
Indonesia has a policy of diversifying its arms purchases to reduce over-reliance on a single source of supply. But will this acquisition plan cause more problems than it solves?
-
Japan gets US nod for $4.5 billion F-15 upgrade package
The approval will allow Japan to upgrade up to 98 of its F-15J interceptors to a “Japanese Super Interceptor (JSI) configuration.”
-
South Korea’s missile detection failure shows need for cooperation with Japan
Bilateral exchange of military intelligence is essential for South Korea and Japan to have common situational awareness.
-
Taiwan says F-16 upgrade back on track, as it seeks recon pods that can watch China’s coastline
MS-110-equipped F-16 jets are expected be able to observe parts of China’s coastline without leaving Taiwanese airspace.
-
See KAI unveil a new export version of the Surion helo, following a fatal crash last year
The South Korean company also showed off two other helicopters at the ADEX defense trade show.
-
South Korea’s future fighter program at risk, even as development moves along
There are signs of challenges in the jet fighter program, including a potential funding loophole.
-
Singapore’s F-15 fighter jet training program in Idaho turns 10 years old
Due to Singapore’s small size and lack of airspace available to train, its Air Force has ongoing long-term training agreements with several nations.
-
US, South Korea cut short meeting over sharing defense costs
Seoul’s Foreign Ministry said Washington has been calling for a “drastic increase” in South Korea’s contributions which the country finds unacceptable.
-
China’s Achilles’ heel when it comes to cyberspace
If “mutually assured cyber destruction” were to occur, one Marine Corps leader says, authoritarian nations such as China might have more to lose than the United States.
-
In first, America co-hosts cyber war game ‘CODE’ with Taiwan
This is also the first time drill, held once every two years, includes the participation of personnel from several other countries.
-
Indonesia eyes American F-16 jets as it moves to secure Russian Su-35 deal
Indonesia has a policy of diversifying its arms purchases to reduce over-reliance on a single source of supply. But will this acquisition plan cause more problems than it solves?
-
Japan gets US nod for $4.5 billion F-15 upgrade package
The approval will allow Japan to upgrade up to 98 of its F-15J interceptors to a “Japanese Super Interceptor (JSI) configuration.”
-
South Korea’s missile detection failure shows need for cooperation with Japan
Bilateral exchange of military intelligence is essential for South Korea and Japan to have common situational awareness.
-
Taiwan says F-16 upgrade back on track, as it seeks recon pods that can watch China’s coastline
MS-110-equipped F-16 jets are expected be able to observe parts of China’s coastline without leaving Taiwanese airspace.
-
See KAI unveil a new export version of the Surion helo, following a fatal crash last year
The South Korean company also showed off two other helicopters at the ADEX defense trade show.
-
South Korea’s future fighter program at risk, even as development moves along
There are signs of challenges in the jet fighter program, including a potential funding loophole.
-
Singapore’s F-15 fighter jet training program in Idaho turns 10 years old
Due to Singapore’s small size and lack of airspace available to train, its Air Force has ongoing long-term training agreements with several nations.
