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Russia says Putin directed ICBM test launches, as NATO decries past drills
The president’s direct involvement in overseeing ICBM launches is an event that has been rarely reported by the Kremlin in the past.
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NATO chief says allies concerned about Russian phone jamming
A Russian communications ship in the Baltic Sea is suspected of disrupting phone services in Latvia, Norway and Sweden’s Oeland islands during the Sept. 14-20 Zapad exercises that Russia held with Belarus.
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New Zealand Army vet becomes defense minister
Ron Mark, 63, a member of the NZ First party and a former soldier, has been appointed minister of defense.
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Could Japan’s snap election results open the door for a stronger security stance?
The stage is set in Japan for potential constitutional revisions that will cement a more proactive security stance.
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The lead-up to ISIS’ campaign in the Philippines
The Philippines’ defense secretary has announced an end to the ISIS siege of Marawi, but what does the militant group have planned for the region?
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Russian Navy delivers military arms to Philippines
The Russian Navy says the donated equipment will be handed over to the president of the Philippines.
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Navy likely to be passed over for top Pacific Command spot
Four sources with knowledge of the discussions said U.S. Air Force Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy, the current commander of Pacific Air Forces, is the leading candidate for the spot. His confirmation would mark the first time in history the PACOM spot has not been filled by the Navy.
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Indian Air Force wants out of fighter program with Russia
The ambitious $10 billion Indo-Russian program for joint development and production of fifth generation fighter aircraft, or FGFA, faces a new serious hurdle, as the Indian Air Force demands a discontinuation of the project.
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Pakistan faces tough competition in armored vehicles export
Pakistan’s Cavalier Group faces stiff competition from entrenched suppliers and is yet to secure domestic orders that could help export hopes.
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Aerospace firm moves to meet South Korea’s latest need for combat helos
Bell Helicopter is positioning itself to compete for South Korea’s upcoming amphibious attack helicopter requirement.
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Russia says Putin directed ICBM test launches, as NATO decries past drills
The president’s direct involvement in overseeing ICBM launches is an event that has been rarely reported by the Kremlin in the past.
-
NATO chief says allies concerned about Russian phone jamming
A Russian communications ship in the Baltic Sea is suspected of disrupting phone services in Latvia, Norway and Sweden’s Oeland islands during the Sept. 14-20 Zapad exercises that Russia held with Belarus.
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New Zealand Army vet becomes defense minister
Ron Mark, 63, a member of the NZ First party and a former soldier, has been appointed minister of defense.
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Could Japan’s snap election results open the door for a stronger security stance?
The stage is set in Japan for potential constitutional revisions that will cement a more proactive security stance.
-
The lead-up to ISIS’ campaign in the Philippines
The Philippines’ defense secretary has announced an end to the ISIS siege of Marawi, but what does the militant group have planned for the region?
-
Russian Navy delivers military arms to Philippines
The Russian Navy says the donated equipment will be handed over to the president of the Philippines.
-
Navy likely to be passed over for top Pacific Command spot
Four sources with knowledge of the discussions said U.S. Air Force Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy, the current commander of Pacific Air Forces, is the leading candidate for the spot. His confirmation would mark the first time in history the PACOM spot has not been filled by the Navy.
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Indian Air Force wants out of fighter program with Russia
The ambitious $10 billion Indo-Russian program for joint development and production of fifth generation fighter aircraft, or FGFA, faces a new serious hurdle, as the Indian Air Force demands a discontinuation of the project.
-
Pakistan faces tough competition in armored vehicles export
Pakistan’s Cavalier Group faces stiff competition from entrenched suppliers and is yet to secure domestic orders that could help export hopes.
-
Aerospace firm moves to meet South Korea’s latest need for combat helos
Bell Helicopter is positioning itself to compete for South Korea’s upcoming amphibious attack helicopter requirement.
-
Russia says Putin directed ICBM test launches, as NATO decries past drills
The president’s direct involvement in overseeing ICBM launches is an event that has been rarely reported by the Kremlin in the past.
-
NATO chief says allies concerned about Russian phone jamming
A Russian communications ship in the Baltic Sea is suspected of disrupting phone services in Latvia, Norway and Sweden’s Oeland islands during the Sept. 14-20 Zapad exercises that Russia held with Belarus.
-
New Zealand Army vet becomes defense minister
Ron Mark, 63, a member of the NZ First party and a former soldier, has been appointed minister of defense.
-
Could Japan’s snap election results open the door for a stronger security stance?
The stage is set in Japan for potential constitutional revisions that will cement a more proactive security stance.
-
The lead-up to ISIS’ campaign in the Philippines
The Philippines’ defense secretary has announced an end to the ISIS siege of Marawi, but what does the militant group have planned for the region?
-
Russian Navy delivers military arms to Philippines
The Russian Navy says the donated equipment will be handed over to the president of the Philippines.
-
Navy likely to be passed over for top Pacific Command spot
Four sources with knowledge of the discussions said U.S. Air Force Gen. Terrence O’Shaughnessy, the current commander of Pacific Air Forces, is the leading candidate for the spot. His confirmation would mark the first time in history the PACOM spot has not been filled by the Navy.
-
Indian Air Force wants out of fighter program with Russia
The ambitious $10 billion Indo-Russian program for joint development and production of fifth generation fighter aircraft, or FGFA, faces a new serious hurdle, as the Indian Air Force demands a discontinuation of the project.
-
Pakistan faces tough competition in armored vehicles export
Pakistan’s Cavalier Group faces stiff competition from entrenched suppliers and is yet to secure domestic orders that could help export hopes.
-
Aerospace firm moves to meet South Korea’s latest need for combat helos
Bell Helicopter is positioning itself to compete for South Korea’s upcoming amphibious attack helicopter requirement.
