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Israeli company to outfit Indian Navy, Army after $1.3 billion in defense deals
The deals are part of a growing relationship between Israel and India based on defense systems.
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Russia’s only aircraft carrier is damaged when dock sinks, crane punches huge hole in ship
The carrier had undergone repairs and was leaving when the floating dock sank.
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India signs $950 million contract with Russia to buy two stealth frigates
India and Russia are using a rupee-rouble transaction for the procurement of naval vessels instead to avoid American sanctions on Russian defense companies.
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Taiwan takes delivery of first locally upgraded F-16
The single-seat aircraft is the first of four Taiwanese Air Force F-16A/B fighter jets currently being upgraded.
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Doubts arise over South Korea’s ‘Sea Bow’ missile interception ability
South Korea’s surface-to-air anti-missile project hit a snag following test failures in 2016, when two of the five missiles missed their respective targets.
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South Korea’s Apache radars fail to recognize correct number of targets in tests
In separate tests in a mountainous area, the radar mistook 18 targets that were 6 kilometers away for nine targets, and 18 targets that were 3 kilometers away for five targets.
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South Korea to buy ship-based interceptors to counter ballistic missile threats
The South Korean military believes SM-3 interceptors will be effective against an electromagnetic pulse attack originating from a high altitude.
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In first, China confirms ‘new long-range strategic bomber’ designation
There has been speculation that targets such as Hawaii would be within range of cruise missiles launched by the new bomber.
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Pakistan tests its Hatf-V ballistic missile — but why bother when more capable alternatives exist?
An accompanying compilation clip of Pakistan’s missile test was unusual in that it showed the inert re-entry vehicle striking the target area, an aspect not always shown in such tests.
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T-X loss casts shadow over South Korean arms exports
The U.S. Air Force’s latest decision to award a multibillion-dollar trainer jet contract to a Boeing-Saab partnership seems to have slashed hopes for Korea Aerospace Industries to surge as a world-class aircraft maker.
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Israeli company to outfit Indian Navy, Army after $1.3 billion in defense deals
The deals are part of a growing relationship between Israel and India based on defense systems.
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Russia’s only aircraft carrier is damaged when dock sinks, crane punches huge hole in ship
The carrier had undergone repairs and was leaving when the floating dock sank.
-
India signs $950 million contract with Russia to buy two stealth frigates
India and Russia are using a rupee-rouble transaction for the procurement of naval vessels instead to avoid American sanctions on Russian defense companies.
-
Taiwan takes delivery of first locally upgraded F-16
The single-seat aircraft is the first of four Taiwanese Air Force F-16A/B fighter jets currently being upgraded.
-
Doubts arise over South Korea’s ‘Sea Bow’ missile interception ability
South Korea’s surface-to-air anti-missile project hit a snag following test failures in 2016, when two of the five missiles missed their respective targets.
-
South Korea’s Apache radars fail to recognize correct number of targets in tests
In separate tests in a mountainous area, the radar mistook 18 targets that were 6 kilometers away for nine targets, and 18 targets that were 3 kilometers away for five targets.
-
South Korea to buy ship-based interceptors to counter ballistic missile threats
The South Korean military believes SM-3 interceptors will be effective against an electromagnetic pulse attack originating from a high altitude.
-
In first, China confirms ‘new long-range strategic bomber’ designation
There has been speculation that targets such as Hawaii would be within range of cruise missiles launched by the new bomber.
-
Pakistan tests its Hatf-V ballistic missile — but why bother when more capable alternatives exist?
An accompanying compilation clip of Pakistan’s missile test was unusual in that it showed the inert re-entry vehicle striking the target area, an aspect not always shown in such tests.
-
T-X loss casts shadow over South Korean arms exports
The U.S. Air Force’s latest decision to award a multibillion-dollar trainer jet contract to a Boeing-Saab partnership seems to have slashed hopes for Korea Aerospace Industries to surge as a world-class aircraft maker.
-
Israeli company to outfit Indian Navy, Army after $1.3 billion in defense deals
The deals are part of a growing relationship between Israel and India based on defense systems.
-
Russia’s only aircraft carrier is damaged when dock sinks, crane punches huge hole in ship
The carrier had undergone repairs and was leaving when the floating dock sank.
-
India signs $950 million contract with Russia to buy two stealth frigates
India and Russia are using a rupee-rouble transaction for the procurement of naval vessels instead to avoid American sanctions on Russian defense companies.
-
Taiwan takes delivery of first locally upgraded F-16
The single-seat aircraft is the first of four Taiwanese Air Force F-16A/B fighter jets currently being upgraded.
-
Doubts arise over South Korea’s ‘Sea Bow’ missile interception ability
South Korea’s surface-to-air anti-missile project hit a snag following test failures in 2016, when two of the five missiles missed their respective targets.
-
South Korea’s Apache radars fail to recognize correct number of targets in tests
In separate tests in a mountainous area, the radar mistook 18 targets that were 6 kilometers away for nine targets, and 18 targets that were 3 kilometers away for five targets.
-
South Korea to buy ship-based interceptors to counter ballistic missile threats
The South Korean military believes SM-3 interceptors will be effective against an electromagnetic pulse attack originating from a high altitude.
-
In first, China confirms ‘new long-range strategic bomber’ designation
There has been speculation that targets such as Hawaii would be within range of cruise missiles launched by the new bomber.
-
Pakistan tests its Hatf-V ballistic missile — but why bother when more capable alternatives exist?
An accompanying compilation clip of Pakistan’s missile test was unusual in that it showed the inert re-entry vehicle striking the target area, an aspect not always shown in such tests.
-
T-X loss casts shadow over South Korean arms exports
The U.S. Air Force’s latest decision to award a multibillion-dollar trainer jet contract to a Boeing-Saab partnership seems to have slashed hopes for Korea Aerospace Industries to surge as a world-class aircraft maker.
