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Singapore reveals delivery date for first Airbus tanker
The A330 MRTTs will be used to support Singapore’s Air Force and possibly its Army training exercises overseas.
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US lawmakers: ‘Bloody nose’ strike would spark massive war
A day after the U.S. secretary of state warned of military action against North Korea, if it does not negotiate to relinquish its nuclear weapons, several U.S. lawmakers exhorted that even limited strikes would provoke a catastrophic war.
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First F-35B shipboard deployment to begin as US warship arrives in Japan
The U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship Wasp has arrived at its new home port in Japan, setting the stage for the first time the Lockheed Martin F-35B will go to sea on an operational cruise.
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Dunford on the US-Pakistan relations: ‘I’m not giving up’
The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is hopeful that military relationships can bridge any political divide between Washington and Islamabad.
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Images reveal China’s J-16 jets stepping up introduction into service
China’s new Shenyang J-16 multirole fighter jet has been entering service in increasing numbers with little fanfare, with the lion’s share of attention focused on the stealthy Chengdu J-20 fighter’s development and introduction.
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Japan cleared to buy advanced SM-3
The weapon could be used to defense against North Korean attacks on Japan.
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India cancels minesweepers deal with South Korea
A senior service official said the cancellation is a big setback for the Indian Navy and the priority program is now delayed by another eight years.
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Court acquits ex-Leonardo execs in helicopter bribery case
The ruling is the latest chapter in a lengthy case punctuated by conflicting verdicts that damaged the company’s global standing.
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Pakistan pushed into China’s embrace as US cuts military aid
Pakistan is being further pushed into China’s embrace as a consequence of the U.S. State Department’s plan to cut military aid to Islamabad, analysts agree.
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Pakistan test-fires indigenous anti-ship missile
Pakistan has announced a successful test of its indigenous anti-ship missile, which appears to be a variant of the Babur land-attack cruise missile family.
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Singapore reveals delivery date for first Airbus tanker
The A330 MRTTs will be used to support Singapore’s Air Force and possibly its Army training exercises overseas.
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US lawmakers: ‘Bloody nose’ strike would spark massive war
A day after the U.S. secretary of state warned of military action against North Korea, if it does not negotiate to relinquish its nuclear weapons, several U.S. lawmakers exhorted that even limited strikes would provoke a catastrophic war.
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First F-35B shipboard deployment to begin as US warship arrives in Japan
The U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship Wasp has arrived at its new home port in Japan, setting the stage for the first time the Lockheed Martin F-35B will go to sea on an operational cruise.
-
Dunford on the US-Pakistan relations: ‘I’m not giving up’
The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is hopeful that military relationships can bridge any political divide between Washington and Islamabad.
-
Images reveal China’s J-16 jets stepping up introduction into service
China’s new Shenyang J-16 multirole fighter jet has been entering service in increasing numbers with little fanfare, with the lion’s share of attention focused on the stealthy Chengdu J-20 fighter’s development and introduction.
-
Japan cleared to buy advanced SM-3
The weapon could be used to defense against North Korean attacks on Japan.
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India cancels minesweepers deal with South Korea
A senior service official said the cancellation is a big setback for the Indian Navy and the priority program is now delayed by another eight years.
-
Court acquits ex-Leonardo execs in helicopter bribery case
The ruling is the latest chapter in a lengthy case punctuated by conflicting verdicts that damaged the company’s global standing.
-
Pakistan pushed into China’s embrace as US cuts military aid
Pakistan is being further pushed into China’s embrace as a consequence of the U.S. State Department’s plan to cut military aid to Islamabad, analysts agree.
-
Pakistan test-fires indigenous anti-ship missile
Pakistan has announced a successful test of its indigenous anti-ship missile, which appears to be a variant of the Babur land-attack cruise missile family.
-
Singapore reveals delivery date for first Airbus tanker
The A330 MRTTs will be used to support Singapore’s Air Force and possibly its Army training exercises overseas.
-
US lawmakers: ‘Bloody nose’ strike would spark massive war
A day after the U.S. secretary of state warned of military action against North Korea, if it does not negotiate to relinquish its nuclear weapons, several U.S. lawmakers exhorted that even limited strikes would provoke a catastrophic war.
-
First F-35B shipboard deployment to begin as US warship arrives in Japan
The U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship Wasp has arrived at its new home port in Japan, setting the stage for the first time the Lockheed Martin F-35B will go to sea on an operational cruise.
-
Dunford on the US-Pakistan relations: ‘I’m not giving up’
The chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is hopeful that military relationships can bridge any political divide between Washington and Islamabad.
-
Images reveal China’s J-16 jets stepping up introduction into service
China’s new Shenyang J-16 multirole fighter jet has been entering service in increasing numbers with little fanfare, with the lion’s share of attention focused on the stealthy Chengdu J-20 fighter’s development and introduction.
-
Japan cleared to buy advanced SM-3
The weapon could be used to defense against North Korean attacks on Japan.
-
India cancels minesweepers deal with South Korea
A senior service official said the cancellation is a big setback for the Indian Navy and the priority program is now delayed by another eight years.
-
Court acquits ex-Leonardo execs in helicopter bribery case
The ruling is the latest chapter in a lengthy case punctuated by conflicting verdicts that damaged the company’s global standing.
-
Pakistan pushed into China’s embrace as US cuts military aid
Pakistan is being further pushed into China’s embrace as a consequence of the U.S. State Department’s plan to cut military aid to Islamabad, analysts agree.
-
Pakistan test-fires indigenous anti-ship missile
Pakistan has announced a successful test of its indigenous anti-ship missile, which appears to be a variant of the Babur land-attack cruise missile family.
