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Photos suggest China is prepping to test a electromagnetic railgun at sea
If confirmed, this would make China the first country in the world to mount such a system on board a ship and take it out to sea.
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Japan base welcomes 1st deployed F-35A, but industry hiccups delay fighter’s supplies
It has been reported that Japanese-made parts that were to be included in the fighters have not actually been used so far.
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Here are the execs from Trump’s so-called Putin List with ties to defense
The list of Russian officials and businessmen considered to be beneficiaries of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government has been met with resounding mockery from the Western expert community specializing in Russian affairs, as well as Russians themselves.
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South Korea defense chief: North’s nuclear strike rhetoric just ‘propaganda‘
South Korea‘s defense minister says she has doubts North Korea will use a nuclear weapon against South Korea or the United States.
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Third time’s the charm? India again attempts to buy midair refuelers
An foreign defense company executive warns that if India doesn’t simplify its selection criteria, “this deal is never going to happen.”
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Russia inks deal for 10 modernized strategic bombers
Russia’s president says the aircraft will feature new engines and avionics.
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Russia’s Flanker jet sales prosper with Myanmar buy
With this acquisition, Myanmar joins China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam in operating variants of the Flanker family.
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India, Russia fail to finalize S-400 air-defense deal
An Indian Air Force official says the S-400 would easily overpower Pakistan’s air defense capabilities and prove a match against China’s strategic assets.
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Calm down everyone, there’s no plan to put an F-35 production line in India
If it sounded unlikely that Lockheed Martin would build an F-35 production line in India, that’s because it is.
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No slowdown for China’s Navy aspirations
China’s carrier aviation programs continue apace with the focus starting to shift toward the development and introduction of training and specialized aircraft.
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Photos suggest China is prepping to test a electromagnetic railgun at sea
If confirmed, this would make China the first country in the world to mount such a system on board a ship and take it out to sea.
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Japan base welcomes 1st deployed F-35A, but industry hiccups delay fighter’s supplies
It has been reported that Japanese-made parts that were to be included in the fighters have not actually been used so far.
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Here are the execs from Trump’s so-called Putin List with ties to defense
The list of Russian officials and businessmen considered to be beneficiaries of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government has been met with resounding mockery from the Western expert community specializing in Russian affairs, as well as Russians themselves.
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South Korea defense chief: North’s nuclear strike rhetoric just ‘propaganda‘
South Korea‘s defense minister says she has doubts North Korea will use a nuclear weapon against South Korea or the United States.
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Third time’s the charm? India again attempts to buy midair refuelers
An foreign defense company executive warns that if India doesn’t simplify its selection criteria, “this deal is never going to happen.”
-
Russia inks deal for 10 modernized strategic bombers
Russia’s president says the aircraft will feature new engines and avionics.
-
Russia’s Flanker jet sales prosper with Myanmar buy
With this acquisition, Myanmar joins China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam in operating variants of the Flanker family.
-
India, Russia fail to finalize S-400 air-defense deal
An Indian Air Force official says the S-400 would easily overpower Pakistan’s air defense capabilities and prove a match against China’s strategic assets.
-
Calm down everyone, there’s no plan to put an F-35 production line in India
If it sounded unlikely that Lockheed Martin would build an F-35 production line in India, that’s because it is.
-
No slowdown for China’s Navy aspirations
China’s carrier aviation programs continue apace with the focus starting to shift toward the development and introduction of training and specialized aircraft.
-
Photos suggest China is prepping to test a electromagnetic railgun at sea
If confirmed, this would make China the first country in the world to mount such a system on board a ship and take it out to sea.
-
Japan base welcomes 1st deployed F-35A, but industry hiccups delay fighter’s supplies
It has been reported that Japanese-made parts that were to be included in the fighters have not actually been used so far.
-
Here are the execs from Trump’s so-called Putin List with ties to defense
The list of Russian officials and businessmen considered to be beneficiaries of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government has been met with resounding mockery from the Western expert community specializing in Russian affairs, as well as Russians themselves.
-
South Korea defense chief: North’s nuclear strike rhetoric just ‘propaganda‘
South Korea‘s defense minister says she has doubts North Korea will use a nuclear weapon against South Korea or the United States.
-
Third time’s the charm? India again attempts to buy midair refuelers
An foreign defense company executive warns that if India doesn’t simplify its selection criteria, “this deal is never going to happen.”
-
Russia inks deal for 10 modernized strategic bombers
Russia’s president says the aircraft will feature new engines and avionics.
-
Russia’s Flanker jet sales prosper with Myanmar buy
With this acquisition, Myanmar joins China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam in operating variants of the Flanker family.
-
India, Russia fail to finalize S-400 air-defense deal
An Indian Air Force official says the S-400 would easily overpower Pakistan’s air defense capabilities and prove a match against China’s strategic assets.
-
Calm down everyone, there’s no plan to put an F-35 production line in India
If it sounded unlikely that Lockheed Martin would build an F-35 production line in India, that’s because it is.
-
No slowdown for China’s Navy aspirations
China’s carrier aviation programs continue apace with the focus starting to shift toward the development and introduction of training and specialized aircraft.
