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America’s greatest advantage against China is slowly eroding
America’s forever wars are letting China technologically catch up. Now, that experience in conflict may turn out to be America’s best edge.
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Pakistan wraps up multinational naval drill as its approach to maritime security shifts
What was different this year at the AMAN-19 naval exercise?
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Despite Kim summits, North Korea still a threat, say US commanders
Talks have lessened U.S.-North Korea tension, but Pyongyang hasn’t shown verifiable denuclearization, U.S. military officials say.
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India cleared to buy protection system for Boeing VIP aircraft
India wants to make sure its VIPs are safe while flying.
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India’s new defense budget falls way short for modernization plans
The majority of funds will go towards past committed liabilities for Rafale fighters, S-400 missile systems, warships and helicopters.
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Intelligence chiefs single out China in threat hearing
The U.S. intelligence community took aim at China during its annual assessment of worldwide threats, accusing the East Asian giant of blistering cyberattacks that are the foundation of a prolonged espionage campaign.
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With shutdown over, Japan cleared to spend $2.15 billion on Aegis Ashore
Japan has formally moved to buy the Aegis Ashore capability.
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Accusations fly between South Korea and Japan over ‘threatening’ maritime maneuvers
Two U.S. allies have become embroiled in a fresh controversy.
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This DARPA satellite will be designed, built and launched in 18 months
Rocket Lab said it plans to launch a satellite for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) next month from the company’s main launch complex at the Mahia peninsula.
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Change of plans: South Korea to start from scratch with helo competition
It looked like Italy’s Leonardo was going to be an easy winner for South Korea’s second batch of anti-submarine helicopters. But the Defense Acquisition Program Administration threw a curve ball.
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America’s greatest advantage against China is slowly eroding
America’s forever wars are letting China technologically catch up. Now, that experience in conflict may turn out to be America’s best edge.
-
Pakistan wraps up multinational naval drill as its approach to maritime security shifts
What was different this year at the AMAN-19 naval exercise?
-
Despite Kim summits, North Korea still a threat, say US commanders
Talks have lessened U.S.-North Korea tension, but Pyongyang hasn’t shown verifiable denuclearization, U.S. military officials say.
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India cleared to buy protection system for Boeing VIP aircraft
India wants to make sure its VIPs are safe while flying.
-
India’s new defense budget falls way short for modernization plans
The majority of funds will go towards past committed liabilities for Rafale fighters, S-400 missile systems, warships and helicopters.
-
Intelligence chiefs single out China in threat hearing
The U.S. intelligence community took aim at China during its annual assessment of worldwide threats, accusing the East Asian giant of blistering cyberattacks that are the foundation of a prolonged espionage campaign.
-
With shutdown over, Japan cleared to spend $2.15 billion on Aegis Ashore
Japan has formally moved to buy the Aegis Ashore capability.
-
Accusations fly between South Korea and Japan over ‘threatening’ maritime maneuvers
Two U.S. allies have become embroiled in a fresh controversy.
-
This DARPA satellite will be designed, built and launched in 18 months
Rocket Lab said it plans to launch a satellite for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) next month from the company’s main launch complex at the Mahia peninsula.
-
Change of plans: South Korea to start from scratch with helo competition
It looked like Italy’s Leonardo was going to be an easy winner for South Korea’s second batch of anti-submarine helicopters. But the Defense Acquisition Program Administration threw a curve ball.
-
America’s greatest advantage against China is slowly eroding
America’s forever wars are letting China technologically catch up. Now, that experience in conflict may turn out to be America’s best edge.
-
Pakistan wraps up multinational naval drill as its approach to maritime security shifts
What was different this year at the AMAN-19 naval exercise?
-
Despite Kim summits, North Korea still a threat, say US commanders
Talks have lessened U.S.-North Korea tension, but Pyongyang hasn’t shown verifiable denuclearization, U.S. military officials say.
-
India cleared to buy protection system for Boeing VIP aircraft
India wants to make sure its VIPs are safe while flying.
-
India’s new defense budget falls way short for modernization plans
The majority of funds will go towards past committed liabilities for Rafale fighters, S-400 missile systems, warships and helicopters.
-
Intelligence chiefs single out China in threat hearing
The U.S. intelligence community took aim at China during its annual assessment of worldwide threats, accusing the East Asian giant of blistering cyberattacks that are the foundation of a prolonged espionage campaign.
-
With shutdown over, Japan cleared to spend $2.15 billion on Aegis Ashore
Japan has formally moved to buy the Aegis Ashore capability.
-
Accusations fly between South Korea and Japan over ‘threatening’ maritime maneuvers
Two U.S. allies have become embroiled in a fresh controversy.
-
This DARPA satellite will be designed, built and launched in 18 months
Rocket Lab said it plans to launch a satellite for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) next month from the company’s main launch complex at the Mahia peninsula.
-
Change of plans: South Korea to start from scratch with helo competition
It looked like Italy’s Leonardo was going to be an easy winner for South Korea’s second batch of anti-submarine helicopters. But the Defense Acquisition Program Administration threw a curve ball.
