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US Marines continue F-35B workup in Japan
The first Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter squadron to deploy overseas is continuing the type’s expeditionary workup, conducting training exercises to operate the aircraft in real-world scenarios while operating from austere locations.
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UK to promote ‘Make in India’ policy
India and the U.K. have decided to enhance defense ties based on the joint development and production of weapons at Indian facilities under the ‘Make In India’ policy.
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North Korea may be capable of sarin-tipped missiles: Japan PM
North Korea may have the capacity to deliver missiles equipped with sarin nerve gas, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Thursday.
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A viable military option: Countering North Korea’s weapons program [Commentary]
The U.S. should consider significantly strengthening the missile defenses protecting Hawaii by deploying an operational missile system in response to North Korea’s nuclear proliferation efforts.
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India to guarantee long-term ammo contracts to private sector
India is seeking long-term deals with domestic private sector companies for a variety of ammunition.
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Singapore moves six F-15s to Guam for joint training with US forces
The move is a first, as the tiny nation lacks the space for flight training at home.
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Australia selects Raytheon for $1.5B ground-based air defense system
The surface-to-air missile system will replace the country’s 30-year-old short-range capability.
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Carrier Vinson and strike group ordered back to Korean waters
The aircraft carrier Carl Vinson and her strike group have been ordered to cancel planned visits to Australia and head back to Korean waters, the U.S. Navy announced Saturday night. The carrier was already operating in the western Pacific and had just visited Singapore.
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Taiwan struggles to acquire 5 types of submarine tech for local program
It’s unclear what other critical submarine technology Taiwan requires, although it likely includes air-independent propulsion technology or an equivalent to allow the submarine to be practically silent when operating in a submerged environment.
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China’s navy is building its biggest amphibious assault vessel ever
China’s navy has started construction on its next generation amphibious assault ship, the 40,000 ton 075 Landing Helicopter Dock. For comparison, the U.S. Navy’s new 855-foot America-class amphibious assault ship displaces 43,745 long tons full load, or 44,449 metric tons.
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US Marines continue F-35B workup in Japan
The first Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter squadron to deploy overseas is continuing the type’s expeditionary workup, conducting training exercises to operate the aircraft in real-world scenarios while operating from austere locations.
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UK to promote ‘Make in India’ policy
India and the U.K. have decided to enhance defense ties based on the joint development and production of weapons at Indian facilities under the ‘Make In India’ policy.
-
North Korea may be capable of sarin-tipped missiles: Japan PM
North Korea may have the capacity to deliver missiles equipped with sarin nerve gas, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Thursday.
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A viable military option: Countering North Korea’s weapons program [Commentary]
The U.S. should consider significantly strengthening the missile defenses protecting Hawaii by deploying an operational missile system in response to North Korea’s nuclear proliferation efforts.
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India to guarantee long-term ammo contracts to private sector
India is seeking long-term deals with domestic private sector companies for a variety of ammunition.
-
Singapore moves six F-15s to Guam for joint training with US forces
The move is a first, as the tiny nation lacks the space for flight training at home.
-
Australia selects Raytheon for $1.5B ground-based air defense system
The surface-to-air missile system will replace the country’s 30-year-old short-range capability.
-
Carrier Vinson and strike group ordered back to Korean waters
The aircraft carrier Carl Vinson and her strike group have been ordered to cancel planned visits to Australia and head back to Korean waters, the U.S. Navy announced Saturday night. The carrier was already operating in the western Pacific and had just visited Singapore.
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Taiwan struggles to acquire 5 types of submarine tech for local program
It’s unclear what other critical submarine technology Taiwan requires, although it likely includes air-independent propulsion technology or an equivalent to allow the submarine to be practically silent when operating in a submerged environment.
-
China’s navy is building its biggest amphibious assault vessel ever
China’s navy has started construction on its next generation amphibious assault ship, the 40,000 ton 075 Landing Helicopter Dock. For comparison, the U.S. Navy’s new 855-foot America-class amphibious assault ship displaces 43,745 long tons full load, or 44,449 metric tons.
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US Marines continue F-35B workup in Japan
The first Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter squadron to deploy overseas is continuing the type’s expeditionary workup, conducting training exercises to operate the aircraft in real-world scenarios while operating from austere locations.
-
UK to promote ‘Make in India’ policy
India and the U.K. have decided to enhance defense ties based on the joint development and production of weapons at Indian facilities under the ‘Make In India’ policy.
-
North Korea may be capable of sarin-tipped missiles: Japan PM
North Korea may have the capacity to deliver missiles equipped with sarin nerve gas, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Thursday.
-
A viable military option: Countering North Korea’s weapons program [Commentary]
The U.S. should consider significantly strengthening the missile defenses protecting Hawaii by deploying an operational missile system in response to North Korea’s nuclear proliferation efforts.
-
India to guarantee long-term ammo contracts to private sector
India is seeking long-term deals with domestic private sector companies for a variety of ammunition.
-
Singapore moves six F-15s to Guam for joint training with US forces
The move is a first, as the tiny nation lacks the space for flight training at home.
-
Australia selects Raytheon for $1.5B ground-based air defense system
The surface-to-air missile system will replace the country’s 30-year-old short-range capability.
-
Carrier Vinson and strike group ordered back to Korean waters
The aircraft carrier Carl Vinson and her strike group have been ordered to cancel planned visits to Australia and head back to Korean waters, the U.S. Navy announced Saturday night. The carrier was already operating in the western Pacific and had just visited Singapore.
-
Taiwan struggles to acquire 5 types of submarine tech for local program
It’s unclear what other critical submarine technology Taiwan requires, although it likely includes air-independent propulsion technology or an equivalent to allow the submarine to be practically silent when operating in a submerged environment.
-
China’s navy is building its biggest amphibious assault vessel ever
China’s navy has started construction on its next generation amphibious assault ship, the 40,000 ton 075 Landing Helicopter Dock. For comparison, the U.S. Navy’s new 855-foot America-class amphibious assault ship displaces 43,745 long tons full load, or 44,449 metric tons.
