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F-16 fighter jets to begin journey to Indonesia following US regeneration work
The U.S. Air Force has completed regeneration work on the last of 24 Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft for Indonesia.
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China criticizes India over drone crash inside border
China’s defense ministry expressed its “dissatisfaction and opposition” Thursday over the crash of an Indian unmanned aerial vehicle inside Chinese territory.
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Upgrade of India’s Mirage fighter fleet in jeopardy as maintenance contracts lapse
The upgrade of India’s Mirage 2000-H fleet could face a roadblock, after the maintenance warranty from original equipment manufacturers Dassault Aviation and Thales of France expired with nobody willing to continue footing the bill.
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Japan reacts to reports it wants ability to destroy North Korean missiles prelaunch
Reports say Japan is seeking to acquire standoff air-launched ground-attack missiles to give it the capability to strike North Korean missiles before they are launched.
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Indonesia calls Russian bombers visit part of navigation exercise
The Russian Air Force has for the first time sent strategic bombers to visit an airport in eastern Indonesia on Tuesday, as the Russian military increases its presence in Southeast Asia following years of relative inactivity.
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North Korea leader visits producer of missile truck tires
Kim had reportedly tasked the Amnokgang Tire Factory to make the tires for the “great event in November.”
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General Dynamics CEO on Asia: ‘Allies are justifiably worried,’ looking to invest
Asia should be a growing region for U.S. defense contractors, General Dynamics’ Phebe Novakovic believes. But the market brings challenges.
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Nuclear tests or corn harvests? Making sense of North Korea satellite imagery
Satellite images of North Korean missile testing sites or nuclear reactor facilities often show smears of yellow or befuddling brown objects. How do analysts know it’s not something nefarious?
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Russia negotiates deal for its warplanes to use Egypt bases
Such a deal would allow Moscow to further increase its military footprint in the Middle East.
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See what North Korean photos reveal about its new missile
North Korea’s photo dump is a gold mine for rocket experts trying to parse reality from bluster.
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F-16 fighter jets to begin journey to Indonesia following US regeneration work
The U.S. Air Force has completed regeneration work on the last of 24 Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft for Indonesia.
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China criticizes India over drone crash inside border
China’s defense ministry expressed its “dissatisfaction and opposition” Thursday over the crash of an Indian unmanned aerial vehicle inside Chinese territory.
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Upgrade of India’s Mirage fighter fleet in jeopardy as maintenance contracts lapse
The upgrade of India’s Mirage 2000-H fleet could face a roadblock, after the maintenance warranty from original equipment manufacturers Dassault Aviation and Thales of France expired with nobody willing to continue footing the bill.
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Japan reacts to reports it wants ability to destroy North Korean missiles prelaunch
Reports say Japan is seeking to acquire standoff air-launched ground-attack missiles to give it the capability to strike North Korean missiles before they are launched.
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Indonesia calls Russian bombers visit part of navigation exercise
The Russian Air Force has for the first time sent strategic bombers to visit an airport in eastern Indonesia on Tuesday, as the Russian military increases its presence in Southeast Asia following years of relative inactivity.
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North Korea leader visits producer of missile truck tires
Kim had reportedly tasked the Amnokgang Tire Factory to make the tires for the “great event in November.”
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General Dynamics CEO on Asia: ‘Allies are justifiably worried,’ looking to invest
Asia should be a growing region for U.S. defense contractors, General Dynamics’ Phebe Novakovic believes. But the market brings challenges.
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Nuclear tests or corn harvests? Making sense of North Korea satellite imagery
Satellite images of North Korean missile testing sites or nuclear reactor facilities often show smears of yellow or befuddling brown objects. How do analysts know it’s not something nefarious?
-
Russia negotiates deal for its warplanes to use Egypt bases
Such a deal would allow Moscow to further increase its military footprint in the Middle East.
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See what North Korean photos reveal about its new missile
North Korea’s photo dump is a gold mine for rocket experts trying to parse reality from bluster.
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F-16 fighter jets to begin journey to Indonesia following US regeneration work
The U.S. Air Force has completed regeneration work on the last of 24 Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft for Indonesia.
-
China criticizes India over drone crash inside border
China’s defense ministry expressed its “dissatisfaction and opposition” Thursday over the crash of an Indian unmanned aerial vehicle inside Chinese territory.
-
Upgrade of India’s Mirage fighter fleet in jeopardy as maintenance contracts lapse
The upgrade of India’s Mirage 2000-H fleet could face a roadblock, after the maintenance warranty from original equipment manufacturers Dassault Aviation and Thales of France expired with nobody willing to continue footing the bill.
-
Japan reacts to reports it wants ability to destroy North Korean missiles prelaunch
Reports say Japan is seeking to acquire standoff air-launched ground-attack missiles to give it the capability to strike North Korean missiles before they are launched.
-
Indonesia calls Russian bombers visit part of navigation exercise
The Russian Air Force has for the first time sent strategic bombers to visit an airport in eastern Indonesia on Tuesday, as the Russian military increases its presence in Southeast Asia following years of relative inactivity.
-
North Korea leader visits producer of missile truck tires
Kim had reportedly tasked the Amnokgang Tire Factory to make the tires for the “great event in November.”
-
General Dynamics CEO on Asia: ‘Allies are justifiably worried,’ looking to invest
Asia should be a growing region for U.S. defense contractors, General Dynamics’ Phebe Novakovic believes. But the market brings challenges.
-
Nuclear tests or corn harvests? Making sense of North Korea satellite imagery
Satellite images of North Korean missile testing sites or nuclear reactor facilities often show smears of yellow or befuddling brown objects. How do analysts know it’s not something nefarious?
-
Russia negotiates deal for its warplanes to use Egypt bases
Such a deal would allow Moscow to further increase its military footprint in the Middle East.
-
See what North Korean photos reveal about its new missile
North Korea’s photo dump is a gold mine for rocket experts trying to parse reality from bluster.
