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Interview: Israel’s Brig. Gen. Guy Hasson talks new tech
The head of the Israel Defense Forces’ Armored Corps trains and equips the black-bereted men — and, perhaps soon, women — to maneuver ground warfare.
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India, Israel upgrade relations during historic visit, but make no defense deal
The leaders did not sign a specific defense pact; however, there was a reaffirmation to focus on the joint development of defense products, including transfer of technology from Israel, with special emphasis on the Make in India initiative.
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South Korea fires missiles in drills following North’s ICBM launch
In a show of force, South Korea and the United States staged “deep strike” precision missile firing drills as a warning to the North.
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Pakistan test-fires short-range ballistic missile
The military said Wednesday the NASR is a high-precision weapons system with the ability for quick deployment and a range of 70 kilometers.
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Pentagon confirms North Korea launch was ICBM
The Pentagon believes North Korea’s July 4 missile test launch featured an intercontinental ballistic missile shot from a mobile launcher, a marked advance in capability for the regime of Kim Jong Un.
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What is an intercontinental ballistic missile?
ICBMs are missiles that can travel thousands of miles from one continent to another. Many analysts define an ICBM as having a range in excess of 5,500 kilometers, or 3,420 miles.
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Corker chides Saudi Arabia, UAE over terror ties amid Qatar row
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker ripped Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for spearheading a partial blockade against U.S. military ally Qatar, suggesting their claim Doha is funding terrorism was hypocritical.
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Navy struggles with approach to fix crippled destroyer Fitzgerald, as investigation continues
The collision off Japan that claimed the lives of seven sailors on the destroyer Fitzgerald punched a hole large enough to drive a tractor trailer through, leaving the Navy with the considerable task of putting the crippled destroyer back together again.
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US clears arms deal for Taiwan worth up to $1.3B
The State Department on Thursday cleared a massive arms deal for Taiwan, worth up to $1.3 billion.
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Privatizing arms manufacturing has India’s federal workforce seeing red
The Indian government is contemplating major changes in the state-owned Ordnance Factory Board, which administers 42 armament and ammunition factories across the country, but the workforce is opposing the move.
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Interview: Israel’s Brig. Gen. Guy Hasson talks new tech
The head of the Israel Defense Forces’ Armored Corps trains and equips the black-bereted men — and, perhaps soon, women — to maneuver ground warfare.
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India, Israel upgrade relations during historic visit, but make no defense deal
The leaders did not sign a specific defense pact; however, there was a reaffirmation to focus on the joint development of defense products, including transfer of technology from Israel, with special emphasis on the Make in India initiative.
-
South Korea fires missiles in drills following North’s ICBM launch
In a show of force, South Korea and the United States staged “deep strike” precision missile firing drills as a warning to the North.
-
Pakistan test-fires short-range ballistic missile
The military said Wednesday the NASR is a high-precision weapons system with the ability for quick deployment and a range of 70 kilometers.
-
Pentagon confirms North Korea launch was ICBM
The Pentagon believes North Korea’s July 4 missile test launch featured an intercontinental ballistic missile shot from a mobile launcher, a marked advance in capability for the regime of Kim Jong Un.
-
What is an intercontinental ballistic missile?
ICBMs are missiles that can travel thousands of miles from one continent to another. Many analysts define an ICBM as having a range in excess of 5,500 kilometers, or 3,420 miles.
-
Corker chides Saudi Arabia, UAE over terror ties amid Qatar row
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker ripped Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for spearheading a partial blockade against U.S. military ally Qatar, suggesting their claim Doha is funding terrorism was hypocritical.
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Navy struggles with approach to fix crippled destroyer Fitzgerald, as investigation continues
The collision off Japan that claimed the lives of seven sailors on the destroyer Fitzgerald punched a hole large enough to drive a tractor trailer through, leaving the Navy with the considerable task of putting the crippled destroyer back together again.
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US clears arms deal for Taiwan worth up to $1.3B
The State Department on Thursday cleared a massive arms deal for Taiwan, worth up to $1.3 billion.
-
Privatizing arms manufacturing has India’s federal workforce seeing red
The Indian government is contemplating major changes in the state-owned Ordnance Factory Board, which administers 42 armament and ammunition factories across the country, but the workforce is opposing the move.
-
Interview: Israel’s Brig. Gen. Guy Hasson talks new tech
The head of the Israel Defense Forces’ Armored Corps trains and equips the black-bereted men — and, perhaps soon, women — to maneuver ground warfare.
-
India, Israel upgrade relations during historic visit, but make no defense deal
The leaders did not sign a specific defense pact; however, there was a reaffirmation to focus on the joint development of defense products, including transfer of technology from Israel, with special emphasis on the Make in India initiative.
-
South Korea fires missiles in drills following North’s ICBM launch
In a show of force, South Korea and the United States staged “deep strike” precision missile firing drills as a warning to the North.
-
Pakistan test-fires short-range ballistic missile
The military said Wednesday the NASR is a high-precision weapons system with the ability for quick deployment and a range of 70 kilometers.
-
Pentagon confirms North Korea launch was ICBM
The Pentagon believes North Korea’s July 4 missile test launch featured an intercontinental ballistic missile shot from a mobile launcher, a marked advance in capability for the regime of Kim Jong Un.
-
What is an intercontinental ballistic missile?
ICBMs are missiles that can travel thousands of miles from one continent to another. Many analysts define an ICBM as having a range in excess of 5,500 kilometers, or 3,420 miles.
-
Corker chides Saudi Arabia, UAE over terror ties amid Qatar row
Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker ripped Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for spearheading a partial blockade against U.S. military ally Qatar, suggesting their claim Doha is funding terrorism was hypocritical.
-
Navy struggles with approach to fix crippled destroyer Fitzgerald, as investigation continues
The collision off Japan that claimed the lives of seven sailors on the destroyer Fitzgerald punched a hole large enough to drive a tractor trailer through, leaving the Navy with the considerable task of putting the crippled destroyer back together again.
-
US clears arms deal for Taiwan worth up to $1.3B
The State Department on Thursday cleared a massive arms deal for Taiwan, worth up to $1.3 billion.
-
Privatizing arms manufacturing has India’s federal workforce seeing red
The Indian government is contemplating major changes in the state-owned Ordnance Factory Board, which administers 42 armament and ammunition factories across the country, but the workforce is opposing the move.
