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Indonesia says it wants to buy Austria’s entire Typhoon fighter fleet
Indonesia’s interest in the fleet comes two weeks after the surprise announcement that the U.S. State Department cleared the country to buy the Bell-Boeing MV-22 tilt-rotor aircraft.
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Japan highlights F-35 acquisition, military ops amid pandemic in new whitepaper
In its latest whitepaper, Japan has discussed its impending acquisition of F-35B fighter jets and highlighted efforts by regional militaries to expand their influence and activities despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Japan unveils timeline for indigenous fighter jet program
The new fighter is slated to replace about 90 Mitsubishi F-2 fighters, which are due to be phased out in the mid-2030s.
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Sub, helo deliveries to Singapore delayed by pandemic
Deliveries of its F-35B fifth-generation stealth fighters to remain on track, however.
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South Korea to spend $2 billion on aircraft buy
South Korea is set to acquire more airborne surveillance and intelligence gathering aircraft, as the U.S. ally seeks to bolster its capabilities in both areas.
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Japan’s new missile defense destroyer starts sea trials amid Aegis Ashore saga
The last of Japan’s eight planned destroyers capable of intercepting ballistic missiles has started sea trials ahead of its commissioning, even as the country ponders its next move following its decision to suspend plans to introduce ground-based systems for that role.
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Japan suspends Aegis Ashore deployment, pointing to cost and technical issues
The decision drastically alters the country’s plans for defending itself against ballistic missiles.
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South Korea receives engines for future fighter jet
The development of South Korea’s indigenous KF-X fighter jet has taken another step forward with GE Aviation delivering the first engine for program, although development partner Indonesia continues to rack up overdue payments for its share.
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China could lose 95% of ballistic, cruise missiles under strategic arms control pact, says new analysis
China could stand to lose almost all of its ballistic and cruise missiles if it were to sign a new strategic arms control treaty, according to the IISS think tank.
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China’s missile and space tech is creating a defensive bubble difficult to penetrate
The U.S. Navy is facing growing asymmetric threats, not least of which is from China, and more specifically its anti-access/area denial strategy.
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Indonesia says it wants to buy Austria’s entire Typhoon fighter fleet
Indonesia’s interest in the fleet comes two weeks after the surprise announcement that the U.S. State Department cleared the country to buy the Bell-Boeing MV-22 tilt-rotor aircraft.
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Japan highlights F-35 acquisition, military ops amid pandemic in new whitepaper
In its latest whitepaper, Japan has discussed its impending acquisition of F-35B fighter jets and highlighted efforts by regional militaries to expand their influence and activities despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Japan unveils timeline for indigenous fighter jet program
The new fighter is slated to replace about 90 Mitsubishi F-2 fighters, which are due to be phased out in the mid-2030s.
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Sub, helo deliveries to Singapore delayed by pandemic
Deliveries of its F-35B fifth-generation stealth fighters to remain on track, however.
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South Korea to spend $2 billion on aircraft buy
South Korea is set to acquire more airborne surveillance and intelligence gathering aircraft, as the U.S. ally seeks to bolster its capabilities in both areas.
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Japan’s new missile defense destroyer starts sea trials amid Aegis Ashore saga
The last of Japan’s eight planned destroyers capable of intercepting ballistic missiles has started sea trials ahead of its commissioning, even as the country ponders its next move following its decision to suspend plans to introduce ground-based systems for that role.
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Japan suspends Aegis Ashore deployment, pointing to cost and technical issues
The decision drastically alters the country’s plans for defending itself against ballistic missiles.
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South Korea receives engines for future fighter jet
The development of South Korea’s indigenous KF-X fighter jet has taken another step forward with GE Aviation delivering the first engine for program, although development partner Indonesia continues to rack up overdue payments for its share.
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China could lose 95% of ballistic, cruise missiles under strategic arms control pact, says new analysis
China could stand to lose almost all of its ballistic and cruise missiles if it were to sign a new strategic arms control treaty, according to the IISS think tank.
-
China’s missile and space tech is creating a defensive bubble difficult to penetrate
The U.S. Navy is facing growing asymmetric threats, not least of which is from China, and more specifically its anti-access/area denial strategy.
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Indonesia says it wants to buy Austria’s entire Typhoon fighter fleet
Indonesia’s interest in the fleet comes two weeks after the surprise announcement that the U.S. State Department cleared the country to buy the Bell-Boeing MV-22 tilt-rotor aircraft.
-
Japan highlights F-35 acquisition, military ops amid pandemic in new whitepaper
In its latest whitepaper, Japan has discussed its impending acquisition of F-35B fighter jets and highlighted efforts by regional militaries to expand their influence and activities despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
-
Japan unveils timeline for indigenous fighter jet program
The new fighter is slated to replace about 90 Mitsubishi F-2 fighters, which are due to be phased out in the mid-2030s.
-
Sub, helo deliveries to Singapore delayed by pandemic
Deliveries of its F-35B fifth-generation stealth fighters to remain on track, however.
-
South Korea to spend $2 billion on aircraft buy
South Korea is set to acquire more airborne surveillance and intelligence gathering aircraft, as the U.S. ally seeks to bolster its capabilities in both areas.
-
Japan’s new missile defense destroyer starts sea trials amid Aegis Ashore saga
The last of Japan’s eight planned destroyers capable of intercepting ballistic missiles has started sea trials ahead of its commissioning, even as the country ponders its next move following its decision to suspend plans to introduce ground-based systems for that role.
-
Japan suspends Aegis Ashore deployment, pointing to cost and technical issues
The decision drastically alters the country’s plans for defending itself against ballistic missiles.
-
South Korea receives engines for future fighter jet
The development of South Korea’s indigenous KF-X fighter jet has taken another step forward with GE Aviation delivering the first engine for program, although development partner Indonesia continues to rack up overdue payments for its share.
-
China could lose 95% of ballistic, cruise missiles under strategic arms control pact, says new analysis
China could stand to lose almost all of its ballistic and cruise missiles if it were to sign a new strategic arms control treaty, according to the IISS think tank.
-
China’s missile and space tech is creating a defensive bubble difficult to penetrate
The U.S. Navy is facing growing asymmetric threats, not least of which is from China, and more specifically its anti-access/area denial strategy.
