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After North Korea-focused day, administration policy remains opaque
Is the Trump administration walking back its rhetoric? Experts aren’t sure.
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Japan’s Apache helicopters to get improved vision
Japan’s fleet of AH-64DJP Apache attack helicopters will soon have improved vision, having finalized a deal with Lockheed Martin to upgrade the Modernized Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor known as “the eyes” of the aircraft.
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China launches its first locally built aircraft carrier
The new carrier is based closely on the PLAN’s sole operational aircraft carrier, Liaoning, with an angled flight deck and a ski jump for short takeoff but arrested recovery operations.
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Rolls-Royce, India could still cooperate on jet engine tech, despite bribery allegations
The British company would have to be prepared to assist India in its jet engine development program for future indigenous fighters, an Indian Ministry of Defence source said.
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New Zealand has a new defense minister
Mark Mitchell replaces Gerry Brownlee, who will be the new foreign affairs minister.
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Indonesia orders Lockheed sniper pods for F-16s
There was no mention of how many pods Indonesia will acquire, although procurement plans from 2014 indicated Indonesia was seeking 16 pods.
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Rostec to swallow Russia’s premier battletank maker
Rostec said it will work to solve UralVagonZavod’s clinical debt and financial woes before Rostec takes full control of the company.
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Missile submarine joins US naval ‘armada’ in Korea
It may not be “far more powerful than the aircraft carrier” — as President Trump said in a recent interview, but a well-armed U.S. submarine has arrived in Korea.
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South Korea develops artillery-locating radar
If the North fires cannons and rockets toward the South, the new radar will be able to detect the artillery projectiles and identify from where the shells were fired.
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China set to launch second aircraft carrier
Its formal launch appears imminent, even as the country continues development work on other aspects of its carrier program.
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After North Korea-focused day, administration policy remains opaque
Is the Trump administration walking back its rhetoric? Experts aren’t sure.
-
Japan’s Apache helicopters to get improved vision
Japan’s fleet of AH-64DJP Apache attack helicopters will soon have improved vision, having finalized a deal with Lockheed Martin to upgrade the Modernized Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor known as “the eyes” of the aircraft.
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China launches its first locally built aircraft carrier
The new carrier is based closely on the PLAN’s sole operational aircraft carrier, Liaoning, with an angled flight deck and a ski jump for short takeoff but arrested recovery operations.
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Rolls-Royce, India could still cooperate on jet engine tech, despite bribery allegations
The British company would have to be prepared to assist India in its jet engine development program for future indigenous fighters, an Indian Ministry of Defence source said.
-
New Zealand has a new defense minister
Mark Mitchell replaces Gerry Brownlee, who will be the new foreign affairs minister.
-
Indonesia orders Lockheed sniper pods for F-16s
There was no mention of how many pods Indonesia will acquire, although procurement plans from 2014 indicated Indonesia was seeking 16 pods.
-
Rostec to swallow Russia’s premier battletank maker
Rostec said it will work to solve UralVagonZavod’s clinical debt and financial woes before Rostec takes full control of the company.
-
Missile submarine joins US naval ‘armada’ in Korea
It may not be “far more powerful than the aircraft carrier” — as President Trump said in a recent interview, but a well-armed U.S. submarine has arrived in Korea.
-
South Korea develops artillery-locating radar
If the North fires cannons and rockets toward the South, the new radar will be able to detect the artillery projectiles and identify from where the shells were fired.
-
China set to launch second aircraft carrier
Its formal launch appears imminent, even as the country continues development work on other aspects of its carrier program.
-
After North Korea-focused day, administration policy remains opaque
Is the Trump administration walking back its rhetoric? Experts aren’t sure.
-
Japan’s Apache helicopters to get improved vision
Japan’s fleet of AH-64DJP Apache attack helicopters will soon have improved vision, having finalized a deal with Lockheed Martin to upgrade the Modernized Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor known as “the eyes” of the aircraft.
-
China launches its first locally built aircraft carrier
The new carrier is based closely on the PLAN’s sole operational aircraft carrier, Liaoning, with an angled flight deck and a ski jump for short takeoff but arrested recovery operations.
-
Rolls-Royce, India could still cooperate on jet engine tech, despite bribery allegations
The British company would have to be prepared to assist India in its jet engine development program for future indigenous fighters, an Indian Ministry of Defence source said.
-
New Zealand has a new defense minister
Mark Mitchell replaces Gerry Brownlee, who will be the new foreign affairs minister.
-
Indonesia orders Lockheed sniper pods for F-16s
There was no mention of how many pods Indonesia will acquire, although procurement plans from 2014 indicated Indonesia was seeking 16 pods.
-
Rostec to swallow Russia’s premier battletank maker
Rostec said it will work to solve UralVagonZavod’s clinical debt and financial woes before Rostec takes full control of the company.
-
Missile submarine joins US naval ‘armada’ in Korea
It may not be “far more powerful than the aircraft carrier” — as President Trump said in a recent interview, but a well-armed U.S. submarine has arrived in Korea.
-
South Korea develops artillery-locating radar
If the North fires cannons and rockets toward the South, the new radar will be able to detect the artillery projectiles and identify from where the shells were fired.
-
China set to launch second aircraft carrier
Its formal launch appears imminent, even as the country continues development work on other aspects of its carrier program.
