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Indian Army’s tank modification proposals could delay induction by 7 years
The Indian Army is seeking major structural and design changes in the homegrown Arjun Mk-2, but the state-owned Defence Research and Development Organization says the “changes” could take up to seven years, causing a delay in the induction schedule.
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Japanese warships join with carrier Vinson on exercises
Two Japanese destroyers joined up with the Carl Vinson carrier strike group in the Philippine Sea Sunday for renewed bilateral exercises, the Japan-based U.S. Seventh Fleet announced. The Vinson is headed north for the Sea of Japan in an expression of U.S. resolve as North Korea continues to develop offensive ballistic missiles with nuclear capability.
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South Korea develops missile with flight path-changing capability
The Tactical Surface Launch Missile can deploy an unspecified number of submunitions against an area target the size of two soccer fields.
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India, South Korea sign agreement to build warships
India and South Korea inked a memorandum of understanding on Friday in India to cooperate in shipbuilding for military use.
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Indian Navy’s modernization plans in jeopardy
“Our Achilles’ heel is our lethargic military-industrial complex, managed by bureaucrats and scientists with no accountability.”
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Trump administration reaffirms India as major defense partner
In the first visit to India by a senior official of the Trump administration, U.S. national security adviser Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster on Tuesday reaffirmed India’s designation as a major defense partner.
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Taiwan’s Navy seeks first indigenous landing platform dock
The winning bidder will build the ship according to a design prepared by the Navy, which calls for a length of 502 feet and a weight of 10,000 tons.
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China defends North Korea trade after its trucks haul missiles
Photos provided by the North Korean government show submarine-launched missiles being pulled by trucks bearing the logo of the Chinese company Sinotruk.
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Components selection ramps up in massive French-Australian submarine deal
Lockheed Martin will report this summer results of studies for potential suppliers of sonar and other critical systems for Australia’s planned fleet of 12 new attack submarines.
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Nothing to see here: US carrier still thousands of miles from Korea
For more than a week, media reports in the U.S. and around Asia routinely have mentioned the approach of the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson’s carrier strike group, seemingly implying some sort of attack on North Korea could be imminent.
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Indian Army’s tank modification proposals could delay induction by 7 years
The Indian Army is seeking major structural and design changes in the homegrown Arjun Mk-2, but the state-owned Defence Research and Development Organization says the “changes” could take up to seven years, causing a delay in the induction schedule.
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Japanese warships join with carrier Vinson on exercises
Two Japanese destroyers joined up with the Carl Vinson carrier strike group in the Philippine Sea Sunday for renewed bilateral exercises, the Japan-based U.S. Seventh Fleet announced. The Vinson is headed north for the Sea of Japan in an expression of U.S. resolve as North Korea continues to develop offensive ballistic missiles with nuclear capability.
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South Korea develops missile with flight path-changing capability
The Tactical Surface Launch Missile can deploy an unspecified number of submunitions against an area target the size of two soccer fields.
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India, South Korea sign agreement to build warships
India and South Korea inked a memorandum of understanding on Friday in India to cooperate in shipbuilding for military use.
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Indian Navy’s modernization plans in jeopardy
“Our Achilles’ heel is our lethargic military-industrial complex, managed by bureaucrats and scientists with no accountability.”
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Trump administration reaffirms India as major defense partner
In the first visit to India by a senior official of the Trump administration, U.S. national security adviser Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster on Tuesday reaffirmed India’s designation as a major defense partner.
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Taiwan’s Navy seeks first indigenous landing platform dock
The winning bidder will build the ship according to a design prepared by the Navy, which calls for a length of 502 feet and a weight of 10,000 tons.
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China defends North Korea trade after its trucks haul missiles
Photos provided by the North Korean government show submarine-launched missiles being pulled by trucks bearing the logo of the Chinese company Sinotruk.
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Components selection ramps up in massive French-Australian submarine deal
Lockheed Martin will report this summer results of studies for potential suppliers of sonar and other critical systems for Australia’s planned fleet of 12 new attack submarines.
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Nothing to see here: US carrier still thousands of miles from Korea
For more than a week, media reports in the U.S. and around Asia routinely have mentioned the approach of the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson’s carrier strike group, seemingly implying some sort of attack on North Korea could be imminent.
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Indian Army’s tank modification proposals could delay induction by 7 years
The Indian Army is seeking major structural and design changes in the homegrown Arjun Mk-2, but the state-owned Defence Research and Development Organization says the “changes” could take up to seven years, causing a delay in the induction schedule.
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Japanese warships join with carrier Vinson on exercises
Two Japanese destroyers joined up with the Carl Vinson carrier strike group in the Philippine Sea Sunday for renewed bilateral exercises, the Japan-based U.S. Seventh Fleet announced. The Vinson is headed north for the Sea of Japan in an expression of U.S. resolve as North Korea continues to develop offensive ballistic missiles with nuclear capability.
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South Korea develops missile with flight path-changing capability
The Tactical Surface Launch Missile can deploy an unspecified number of submunitions against an area target the size of two soccer fields.
-
India, South Korea sign agreement to build warships
India and South Korea inked a memorandum of understanding on Friday in India to cooperate in shipbuilding for military use.
-
Indian Navy’s modernization plans in jeopardy
“Our Achilles’ heel is our lethargic military-industrial complex, managed by bureaucrats and scientists with no accountability.”
-
Trump administration reaffirms India as major defense partner
In the first visit to India by a senior official of the Trump administration, U.S. national security adviser Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster on Tuesday reaffirmed India’s designation as a major defense partner.
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Taiwan’s Navy seeks first indigenous landing platform dock
The winning bidder will build the ship according to a design prepared by the Navy, which calls for a length of 502 feet and a weight of 10,000 tons.
-
China defends North Korea trade after its trucks haul missiles
Photos provided by the North Korean government show submarine-launched missiles being pulled by trucks bearing the logo of the Chinese company Sinotruk.
-
Components selection ramps up in massive French-Australian submarine deal
Lockheed Martin will report this summer results of studies for potential suppliers of sonar and other critical systems for Australia’s planned fleet of 12 new attack submarines.
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Nothing to see here: US carrier still thousands of miles from Korea
For more than a week, media reports in the U.S. and around Asia routinely have mentioned the approach of the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson’s carrier strike group, seemingly implying some sort of attack on North Korea could be imminent.
