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Japan, South Korea may refit naval ships for F-35 fighters
Amid growing tensions in the region, both Japan and South Korea are reportedly investigating options to operate the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter on board their respective ships.
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Boeing scores big with F-15, KC-46 contracts with foreign militaries
Boeing nabbed a contract worth up to $6.1 billion for Qatari F-15QAs, and a $289 million award for its first international KC-46 sale.
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Russia negotiating more arm sales to Balkan ally Serbia
Serbia’s president says close military ties with Russia have “significantly changed and strengthened” Serbia’s position internationally.
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Taiwan fighter jets get new electronic warfare capabilities in latest upgrade
Taiwan has completed an upgrade program of its indigenous fighter fleet, with the last two upgraded aircraft handed over to the country’s Air Force.
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India launches $8 billion program for light combat aircraft
This is the largest Make in India defense program and the first effort to build fighters in the country without obtaining technology transfer from overseas, a Ministry of Defence official said.
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Norway orders K9 howitzers in latest win for South Korean arms industry
The Norwegian contract is the latest win for South Korean weapons producers, who have seen a steady sales increase over the past few years.
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Following Trump’s report, China urges US to accept its rise
The Chinese government on Tuesday criticized U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to label Beijing a strategic rival and called on Washington to “abandon a Cold War mentality” and accept China’s rise.
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Japan to buy Aegis Ashore missile defense systems
Defense officials say two Aegis Ashore units can cover Japan entirely by using advanced missile interceptors such as the SM-3 Block II.
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Philippine Navy chief removed for questioning frigate deal
Vice Adm. Ronald Joseph Mercado’s actions apparently delayed the frigates deal by about four months.
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First AH-64E Apache Guardian for Indonesia arrives from US
Indonesia will use the helicopters to “defend its borders, conduct counterterrorism and counter-piracy operations, and control the free flow of shipping through the strategic Straits of Malacca,” according to the FMS request.
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Japan, South Korea may refit naval ships for F-35 fighters
Amid growing tensions in the region, both Japan and South Korea are reportedly investigating options to operate the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter on board their respective ships.
-
Boeing scores big with F-15, KC-46 contracts with foreign militaries
Boeing nabbed a contract worth up to $6.1 billion for Qatari F-15QAs, and a $289 million award for its first international KC-46 sale.
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Russia negotiating more arm sales to Balkan ally Serbia
Serbia’s president says close military ties with Russia have “significantly changed and strengthened” Serbia’s position internationally.
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Taiwan fighter jets get new electronic warfare capabilities in latest upgrade
Taiwan has completed an upgrade program of its indigenous fighter fleet, with the last two upgraded aircraft handed over to the country’s Air Force.
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India launches $8 billion program for light combat aircraft
This is the largest Make in India defense program and the first effort to build fighters in the country without obtaining technology transfer from overseas, a Ministry of Defence official said.
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Norway orders K9 howitzers in latest win for South Korean arms industry
The Norwegian contract is the latest win for South Korean weapons producers, who have seen a steady sales increase over the past few years.
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Following Trump’s report, China urges US to accept its rise
The Chinese government on Tuesday criticized U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to label Beijing a strategic rival and called on Washington to “abandon a Cold War mentality” and accept China’s rise.
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Japan to buy Aegis Ashore missile defense systems
Defense officials say two Aegis Ashore units can cover Japan entirely by using advanced missile interceptors such as the SM-3 Block II.
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Philippine Navy chief removed for questioning frigate deal
Vice Adm. Ronald Joseph Mercado’s actions apparently delayed the frigates deal by about four months.
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First AH-64E Apache Guardian for Indonesia arrives from US
Indonesia will use the helicopters to “defend its borders, conduct counterterrorism and counter-piracy operations, and control the free flow of shipping through the strategic Straits of Malacca,” according to the FMS request.
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Japan, South Korea may refit naval ships for F-35 fighters
Amid growing tensions in the region, both Japan and South Korea are reportedly investigating options to operate the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter on board their respective ships.
-
Boeing scores big with F-15, KC-46 contracts with foreign militaries
Boeing nabbed a contract worth up to $6.1 billion for Qatari F-15QAs, and a $289 million award for its first international KC-46 sale.
-
Russia negotiating more arm sales to Balkan ally Serbia
Serbia’s president says close military ties with Russia have “significantly changed and strengthened” Serbia’s position internationally.
-
Taiwan fighter jets get new electronic warfare capabilities in latest upgrade
Taiwan has completed an upgrade program of its indigenous fighter fleet, with the last two upgraded aircraft handed over to the country’s Air Force.
-
India launches $8 billion program for light combat aircraft
This is the largest Make in India defense program and the first effort to build fighters in the country without obtaining technology transfer from overseas, a Ministry of Defence official said.
-
Norway orders K9 howitzers in latest win for South Korean arms industry
The Norwegian contract is the latest win for South Korean weapons producers, who have seen a steady sales increase over the past few years.
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Following Trump’s report, China urges US to accept its rise
The Chinese government on Tuesday criticized U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to label Beijing a strategic rival and called on Washington to “abandon a Cold War mentality” and accept China’s rise.
-
Japan to buy Aegis Ashore missile defense systems
Defense officials say two Aegis Ashore units can cover Japan entirely by using advanced missile interceptors such as the SM-3 Block II.
-
Philippine Navy chief removed for questioning frigate deal
Vice Adm. Ronald Joseph Mercado’s actions apparently delayed the frigates deal by about four months.
-
First AH-64E Apache Guardian for Indonesia arrives from US
Indonesia will use the helicopters to “defend its borders, conduct counterterrorism and counter-piracy operations, and control the free flow of shipping through the strategic Straits of Malacca,” according to the FMS request.
