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Pentagon confirms North Korea test launch, says it wasn’t a ballistic missile
Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan is confirming that North Korea conducted a test launch on Wednesday, but he declined to provide any details.
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North Korea test-fires a new tactical guided weapon
North Korea said it test-fired a new type of “tactical guided weapon” in an announcement Thursday that was possibly an attempt to register displeasure with the deadlock in nuclear talks with the United States without causing those coveted negotiations to collapse.
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Indian purchasing agency OKs tank buy, but negotiations with Russia stand in the way
The T-90MS tanks are to be produced by state-owned Heavy Vehicles Factory under license from the Russian original equipment manufacturer Uralvagonzavod.
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The Army has a plan for China, and it’s bad news for JLTV and the Chinook
Moving to focus in the Pacific means systems designed for Afghanistan may need to go, according to Army Secretary Mark Esper.
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More details revealed in Japanese F-35 crash
The Japanese Ministry of Defense has located debris from a crash and have grounded the remainder of their jets.
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Russia flexes its heavy-lift helo muscles with new Mi-26 test flights
Defense News was given access to the massive Mi-26 and elements of its production line at a Russian Helicopters plant.
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US clears Japan for $1.2B missile package to defend against ballistic threats
The approval for the potential sale in response to a request by Japan includes a package of 56 SM-3 Block IB missiles.
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F-35A crash: Japan’s defense minister addresses security concerns, procurement plans
Japan’s defense minister was asked about the possibility of China or Russia attempting to salvage the crashed F-35 from the seafloor, among other issues related to the Joint Strike Fighter.
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What does Pakistan need to close its air defense gaps?
The most recent military standoff between India and Pakistan has exposed longstanding gaps in defenses that now appear to be receiving renewed attention.
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Japan confirms F-35A fighter jet crashed; remaining aircraft still grounded
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force pointed to debris sighted and recovered by ships and helicopters searching for the aircraft.
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Pentagon confirms North Korea test launch, says it wasn’t a ballistic missile
Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan is confirming that North Korea conducted a test launch on Wednesday, but he declined to provide any details.
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North Korea test-fires a new tactical guided weapon
North Korea said it test-fired a new type of “tactical guided weapon” in an announcement Thursday that was possibly an attempt to register displeasure with the deadlock in nuclear talks with the United States without causing those coveted negotiations to collapse.
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Indian purchasing agency OKs tank buy, but negotiations with Russia stand in the way
The T-90MS tanks are to be produced by state-owned Heavy Vehicles Factory under license from the Russian original equipment manufacturer Uralvagonzavod.
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The Army has a plan for China, and it’s bad news for JLTV and the Chinook
Moving to focus in the Pacific means systems designed for Afghanistan may need to go, according to Army Secretary Mark Esper.
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More details revealed in Japanese F-35 crash
The Japanese Ministry of Defense has located debris from a crash and have grounded the remainder of their jets.
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Russia flexes its heavy-lift helo muscles with new Mi-26 test flights
Defense News was given access to the massive Mi-26 and elements of its production line at a Russian Helicopters plant.
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US clears Japan for $1.2B missile package to defend against ballistic threats
The approval for the potential sale in response to a request by Japan includes a package of 56 SM-3 Block IB missiles.
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F-35A crash: Japan’s defense minister addresses security concerns, procurement plans
Japan’s defense minister was asked about the possibility of China or Russia attempting to salvage the crashed F-35 from the seafloor, among other issues related to the Joint Strike Fighter.
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What does Pakistan need to close its air defense gaps?
The most recent military standoff between India and Pakistan has exposed longstanding gaps in defenses that now appear to be receiving renewed attention.
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Japan confirms F-35A fighter jet crashed; remaining aircraft still grounded
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force pointed to debris sighted and recovered by ships and helicopters searching for the aircraft.
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Pentagon confirms North Korea test launch, says it wasn’t a ballistic missile
Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan is confirming that North Korea conducted a test launch on Wednesday, but he declined to provide any details.
-
North Korea test-fires a new tactical guided weapon
North Korea said it test-fired a new type of “tactical guided weapon” in an announcement Thursday that was possibly an attempt to register displeasure with the deadlock in nuclear talks with the United States without causing those coveted negotiations to collapse.
-
Indian purchasing agency OKs tank buy, but negotiations with Russia stand in the way
The T-90MS tanks are to be produced by state-owned Heavy Vehicles Factory under license from the Russian original equipment manufacturer Uralvagonzavod.
-
The Army has a plan for China, and it’s bad news for JLTV and the Chinook
Moving to focus in the Pacific means systems designed for Afghanistan may need to go, according to Army Secretary Mark Esper.
-
More details revealed in Japanese F-35 crash
The Japanese Ministry of Defense has located debris from a crash and have grounded the remainder of their jets.
-
Russia flexes its heavy-lift helo muscles with new Mi-26 test flights
Defense News was given access to the massive Mi-26 and elements of its production line at a Russian Helicopters plant.
-
US clears Japan for $1.2B missile package to defend against ballistic threats
The approval for the potential sale in response to a request by Japan includes a package of 56 SM-3 Block IB missiles.
-
F-35A crash: Japan’s defense minister addresses security concerns, procurement plans
Japan’s defense minister was asked about the possibility of China or Russia attempting to salvage the crashed F-35 from the seafloor, among other issues related to the Joint Strike Fighter.
-
What does Pakistan need to close its air defense gaps?
The most recent military standoff between India and Pakistan has exposed longstanding gaps in defenses that now appear to be receiving renewed attention.
-
Japan confirms F-35A fighter jet crashed; remaining aircraft still grounded
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force pointed to debris sighted and recovered by ships and helicopters searching for the aircraft.
