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Israel concludes massive drill for war in north
The Israeli military wrapped up its largest drill in nearly two decades, with more than 25,000 active-duty and reserve forces taking part in an “extreme scenario” for war beyond its northern border.
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Russia launches much-hyped Zapad exercises in Belarus
For the next week, all eyes will be cast just over NATO’s Eastern flank.
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Elbit Systems, CAE team up for British MoD training opportunities
Elbit Systems and CAE are to jointly focus on the DOTC(A) Core System and Services and the Typhoon Future Synthetic Training projects.
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South Korea conducts cruise missile drill
South Korea has been accelerating efforts to ramp up its military capabilities in the face of a torrent of nuclear weapons tests by North Korea.
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Sweden starts largest military drill in over 20 years
The Swedish military said the exercise by the non-NATO nation is designed “to deter potential attackers, and force them to carefully consider the risks of attacking our country.”
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Singapore wraps up first-ever naval exercise with US off Guam
Pacific Griffin highlights the longstanding maritime partnership between the U.S. and Singaporean navies through 23 years of annual bilateral exercises.
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US agency approves Air Force plan for bombing practice
The National Marine Fisheries Service has approved a five-year Air Force plan for bombing practice at sea off the Hawaiian Island of Kauai.
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US Navy shoots down ballistic missile in test
The U.S. military has shot down a medium-range ballistic missile during a test off Hawaii.
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Russia seeks to allay Western fears about planned war games
Amid spiraling tensions over fighting in Ukraine, Western worries about Russia’s planned military exercise have ranged from allegations that Russia could keep its forces in Belarus after the drills, to fears of a surprise attack on the Baltics.
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Japan to practice missile defense at US bases
Japan’s military will practice deploying anti-missile batteries at three U.S. bases in Japan as concern grows about the North Korean missile threat.
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Israel concludes massive drill for war in north
The Israeli military wrapped up its largest drill in nearly two decades, with more than 25,000 active-duty and reserve forces taking part in an “extreme scenario” for war beyond its northern border.
-
Russia launches much-hyped Zapad exercises in Belarus
For the next week, all eyes will be cast just over NATO’s Eastern flank.
-
Elbit Systems, CAE team up for British MoD training opportunities
Elbit Systems and CAE are to jointly focus on the DOTC(A) Core System and Services and the Typhoon Future Synthetic Training projects.
-
South Korea conducts cruise missile drill
South Korea has been accelerating efforts to ramp up its military capabilities in the face of a torrent of nuclear weapons tests by North Korea.
-
Sweden starts largest military drill in over 20 years
The Swedish military said the exercise by the non-NATO nation is designed “to deter potential attackers, and force them to carefully consider the risks of attacking our country.”
-
Singapore wraps up first-ever naval exercise with US off Guam
Pacific Griffin highlights the longstanding maritime partnership between the U.S. and Singaporean navies through 23 years of annual bilateral exercises.
-
US agency approves Air Force plan for bombing practice
The National Marine Fisheries Service has approved a five-year Air Force plan for bombing practice at sea off the Hawaiian Island of Kauai.
-
US Navy shoots down ballistic missile in test
The U.S. military has shot down a medium-range ballistic missile during a test off Hawaii.
-
Russia seeks to allay Western fears about planned war games
Amid spiraling tensions over fighting in Ukraine, Western worries about Russia’s planned military exercise have ranged from allegations that Russia could keep its forces in Belarus after the drills, to fears of a surprise attack on the Baltics.
-
Japan to practice missile defense at US bases
Japan’s military will practice deploying anti-missile batteries at three U.S. bases in Japan as concern grows about the North Korean missile threat.
-
Israel concludes massive drill for war in north
The Israeli military wrapped up its largest drill in nearly two decades, with more than 25,000 active-duty and reserve forces taking part in an “extreme scenario” for war beyond its northern border.
-
Russia launches much-hyped Zapad exercises in Belarus
For the next week, all eyes will be cast just over NATO’s Eastern flank.
-
Elbit Systems, CAE team up for British MoD training opportunities
Elbit Systems and CAE are to jointly focus on the DOTC(A) Core System and Services and the Typhoon Future Synthetic Training projects.
-
South Korea conducts cruise missile drill
South Korea has been accelerating efforts to ramp up its military capabilities in the face of a torrent of nuclear weapons tests by North Korea.
-
Sweden starts largest military drill in over 20 years
The Swedish military said the exercise by the non-NATO nation is designed “to deter potential attackers, and force them to carefully consider the risks of attacking our country.”
-
Singapore wraps up first-ever naval exercise with US off Guam
Pacific Griffin highlights the longstanding maritime partnership between the U.S. and Singaporean navies through 23 years of annual bilateral exercises.
-
US agency approves Air Force plan for bombing practice
The National Marine Fisheries Service has approved a five-year Air Force plan for bombing practice at sea off the Hawaiian Island of Kauai.
-
US Navy shoots down ballistic missile in test
The U.S. military has shot down a medium-range ballistic missile during a test off Hawaii.
-
Russia seeks to allay Western fears about planned war games
Amid spiraling tensions over fighting in Ukraine, Western worries about Russia’s planned military exercise have ranged from allegations that Russia could keep its forces in Belarus after the drills, to fears of a surprise attack on the Baltics.
-
Japan to practice missile defense at US bases
Japan’s military will practice deploying anti-missile batteries at three U.S. bases in Japan as concern grows about the North Korean missile threat.













