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Testing the waters: China’s maritime militia challenges foreign forces at sea
What makes up China’s maritime militia, and how secret of an organization is it really?
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Long time coming: China’s defense minister to speak at Shangri-la Dialogue
China’s defense minister is scheduled to speak at a regional security summit in Singapore next month, marking the first time in almost a decade it will have sent a high-ranking official to the annual event.
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China completing more ballistic missile subs, with plans for a new version
The two new submarines will bring the number of Jin-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile subs in Chinese service to six.
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China is laying the groundwork for war with Taiwan
China is improving and increasing its options for a possible future invasion of Taiwan, with military reforms and investments in multi-domain military capabilities offering a range of options to defeat the self-governing island.
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US Navy’s new assault ship to bolster aviation component in Japan
The transfer of the two amphibious ships bring the number of such U.S. vessels based in Japan to four.
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China’s latest class of warship makes its public debut
The guided missile destroyer is only the latest example of the astonishing pace of China’s ongoing naval buildup.
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US clears Japan for $1.2B missile package to defend against ballistic threats
The approval for the potential sale in response to a request by Japan includes a package of 56 SM-3 Block IB missiles.
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F-35A crash: Japan’s defense minister addresses security concerns, procurement plans
Japan’s defense minister was asked about the possibility of China or Russia attempting to salvage the crashed F-35 from the seafloor, among other issues related to the Joint Strike Fighter.
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Japan confirms F-35A fighter jet crashed; remaining aircraft still grounded
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force pointed to debris sighted and recovered by ships and helicopters searching for the aircraft.
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Asia allies take major steps forward with F-35 rollout
The milestones are also notable for the U.S., expanding operations of the jet in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Testing the waters: China’s maritime militia challenges foreign forces at sea
What makes up China’s maritime militia, and how secret of an organization is it really?
-
Long time coming: China’s defense minister to speak at Shangri-la Dialogue
China’s defense minister is scheduled to speak at a regional security summit in Singapore next month, marking the first time in almost a decade it will have sent a high-ranking official to the annual event.
-
China completing more ballistic missile subs, with plans for a new version
The two new submarines will bring the number of Jin-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile subs in Chinese service to six.
-
China is laying the groundwork for war with Taiwan
China is improving and increasing its options for a possible future invasion of Taiwan, with military reforms and investments in multi-domain military capabilities offering a range of options to defeat the self-governing island.
-
US Navy’s new assault ship to bolster aviation component in Japan
The transfer of the two amphibious ships bring the number of such U.S. vessels based in Japan to four.
-
China’s latest class of warship makes its public debut
The guided missile destroyer is only the latest example of the astonishing pace of China’s ongoing naval buildup.
-
US clears Japan for $1.2B missile package to defend against ballistic threats
The approval for the potential sale in response to a request by Japan includes a package of 56 SM-3 Block IB missiles.
-
F-35A crash: Japan’s defense minister addresses security concerns, procurement plans
Japan’s defense minister was asked about the possibility of China or Russia attempting to salvage the crashed F-35 from the seafloor, among other issues related to the Joint Strike Fighter.
-
Japan confirms F-35A fighter jet crashed; remaining aircraft still grounded
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force pointed to debris sighted and recovered by ships and helicopters searching for the aircraft.
-
Asia allies take major steps forward with F-35 rollout
The milestones are also notable for the U.S., expanding operations of the jet in the Indo-Pacific region.
-
Testing the waters: China’s maritime militia challenges foreign forces at sea
What makes up China’s maritime militia, and how secret of an organization is it really?
-
Long time coming: China’s defense minister to speak at Shangri-la Dialogue
China’s defense minister is scheduled to speak at a regional security summit in Singapore next month, marking the first time in almost a decade it will have sent a high-ranking official to the annual event.
-
China completing more ballistic missile subs, with plans for a new version
The two new submarines will bring the number of Jin-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile subs in Chinese service to six.
-
China is laying the groundwork for war with Taiwan
China is improving and increasing its options for a possible future invasion of Taiwan, with military reforms and investments in multi-domain military capabilities offering a range of options to defeat the self-governing island.
-
US Navy’s new assault ship to bolster aviation component in Japan
The transfer of the two amphibious ships bring the number of such U.S. vessels based in Japan to four.
-
China’s latest class of warship makes its public debut
The guided missile destroyer is only the latest example of the astonishing pace of China’s ongoing naval buildup.
-
US clears Japan for $1.2B missile package to defend against ballistic threats
The approval for the potential sale in response to a request by Japan includes a package of 56 SM-3 Block IB missiles.
-
F-35A crash: Japan’s defense minister addresses security concerns, procurement plans
Japan’s defense minister was asked about the possibility of China or Russia attempting to salvage the crashed F-35 from the seafloor, among other issues related to the Joint Strike Fighter.
-
Japan confirms F-35A fighter jet crashed; remaining aircraft still grounded
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force pointed to debris sighted and recovered by ships and helicopters searching for the aircraft.
-
Asia allies take major steps forward with F-35 rollout
The milestones are also notable for the U.S., expanding operations of the jet in the Indo-Pacific region.
