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A US-Russia nuclear arms race? Where?
Much to disarmers’ chagrin, the U.S. and Soviet leadership rarely, if ever, developed and deployed a nuclear weapon system only because the other side had it.
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South Korea eyes French design for indigenous nuclear sub, sources say
Multiple South Korean Navy sources have told Defense News that the service may build a nuclear attack submarine modeled after the French 5,300-ton Baracuda-class sub.
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US, South Korea celebrate first South Korean F-35A and ‘iron clad’ alliance
South Korean officials emphasized that partnership on the F-35 was both militarily and symbolically important.
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Japan launches amphibious unit, but equipping concerns remain
Japan has launched its first full-scale amphibious operations unit as part of a sweeping reorganization of its ground force, but questions remain about equipment delays and future basing.
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Give Taiwan the F-35 to deter China, top senators tell Trump
Two key Republican lawmakers are pressing U.S. President Donald Trump to share the F-35 or F-16V fighter jet to upgrade Taiwan’s aging air power and deter China.
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What new Russian weapon took out this Ukranian drone?
Last week, on the outskirts of Donbas, a Ukrainian non governmental organization encountered what appears to be a new counter-drone system from Russia.
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Saab ready to offer radar tech for new Seoul fighter, if it lands maritime patrol aircraft deal
In an attempt to snatch up a lucrative deal in South Korea, the Swedish defense contractor has opened the possibility of transferring its advanced radar technology for the KF-X.
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Italian firm strikes electronic warfare deal in Australia ahead of frigate pick
The Elettronica deal would take effect if Australia selects Fincantieri’s FREMM, which it co-designed with France’s Naval Group.
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Singapore denies acquisition of new Leopard tank variant
Singapore is denying it took delivery of Leopard 2A7 tanks from Germany, contradicting a report by a Swedish nongovernmental organization.
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South Korea to deploy ‘artillery killer’ to destroy North Korean bunkers
The South Korean Army plans to deploy missiles with the aim of destroying North Korea’s hardened long-range artillery sites near the DMZ, should conflict erupt on the Korean Peninsula.
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A US-Russia nuclear arms race? Where?
Much to disarmers’ chagrin, the U.S. and Soviet leadership rarely, if ever, developed and deployed a nuclear weapon system only because the other side had it.
-
South Korea eyes French design for indigenous nuclear sub, sources say
Multiple South Korean Navy sources have told Defense News that the service may build a nuclear attack submarine modeled after the French 5,300-ton Baracuda-class sub.
-
US, South Korea celebrate first South Korean F-35A and ‘iron clad’ alliance
South Korean officials emphasized that partnership on the F-35 was both militarily and symbolically important.
-
Japan launches amphibious unit, but equipping concerns remain
Japan has launched its first full-scale amphibious operations unit as part of a sweeping reorganization of its ground force, but questions remain about equipment delays and future basing.
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Give Taiwan the F-35 to deter China, top senators tell Trump
Two key Republican lawmakers are pressing U.S. President Donald Trump to share the F-35 or F-16V fighter jet to upgrade Taiwan’s aging air power and deter China.
-
What new Russian weapon took out this Ukranian drone?
Last week, on the outskirts of Donbas, a Ukrainian non governmental organization encountered what appears to be a new counter-drone system from Russia.
-
Saab ready to offer radar tech for new Seoul fighter, if it lands maritime patrol aircraft deal
In an attempt to snatch up a lucrative deal in South Korea, the Swedish defense contractor has opened the possibility of transferring its advanced radar technology for the KF-X.
-
Italian firm strikes electronic warfare deal in Australia ahead of frigate pick
The Elettronica deal would take effect if Australia selects Fincantieri’s FREMM, which it co-designed with France’s Naval Group.
-
Singapore denies acquisition of new Leopard tank variant
Singapore is denying it took delivery of Leopard 2A7 tanks from Germany, contradicting a report by a Swedish nongovernmental organization.
-
South Korea to deploy ‘artillery killer’ to destroy North Korean bunkers
The South Korean Army plans to deploy missiles with the aim of destroying North Korea’s hardened long-range artillery sites near the DMZ, should conflict erupt on the Korean Peninsula.
-
A US-Russia nuclear arms race? Where?
Much to disarmers’ chagrin, the U.S. and Soviet leadership rarely, if ever, developed and deployed a nuclear weapon system only because the other side had it.
-
South Korea eyes French design for indigenous nuclear sub, sources say
Multiple South Korean Navy sources have told Defense News that the service may build a nuclear attack submarine modeled after the French 5,300-ton Baracuda-class sub.
-
US, South Korea celebrate first South Korean F-35A and ‘iron clad’ alliance
South Korean officials emphasized that partnership on the F-35 was both militarily and symbolically important.
-
Japan launches amphibious unit, but equipping concerns remain
Japan has launched its first full-scale amphibious operations unit as part of a sweeping reorganization of its ground force, but questions remain about equipment delays and future basing.
-
Give Taiwan the F-35 to deter China, top senators tell Trump
Two key Republican lawmakers are pressing U.S. President Donald Trump to share the F-35 or F-16V fighter jet to upgrade Taiwan’s aging air power and deter China.
-
What new Russian weapon took out this Ukranian drone?
Last week, on the outskirts of Donbas, a Ukrainian non governmental organization encountered what appears to be a new counter-drone system from Russia.
-
Saab ready to offer radar tech for new Seoul fighter, if it lands maritime patrol aircraft deal
In an attempt to snatch up a lucrative deal in South Korea, the Swedish defense contractor has opened the possibility of transferring its advanced radar technology for the KF-X.
-
Italian firm strikes electronic warfare deal in Australia ahead of frigate pick
The Elettronica deal would take effect if Australia selects Fincantieri’s FREMM, which it co-designed with France’s Naval Group.
-
Singapore denies acquisition of new Leopard tank variant
Singapore is denying it took delivery of Leopard 2A7 tanks from Germany, contradicting a report by a Swedish nongovernmental organization.
-
South Korea to deploy ‘artillery killer’ to destroy North Korean bunkers
The South Korean Army plans to deploy missiles with the aim of destroying North Korea’s hardened long-range artillery sites near the DMZ, should conflict erupt on the Korean Peninsula.



