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Japanese jets intercept Chinese anti-submarine aircraft, says Tokyo
Japan’s Defense Ministry released photos and intelligence to back its claim that the Chinese aircraft flew about 200 miles west of the Japanese island of Okinawa.
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Japan inks deal with Kongsberg for F-35 standoff missile
The east Asian nation will stand up its first squadron of F-35As later this year, and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is currently training a cadre of flight and ground crews, as well as taking delivery of aircraft.
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Taiwan requests fighter jets from the US, but with an unusual twist
Taiwan has requested a fleet of new fighters from the United States, but the details aren’t very concrete.
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Australia continues to pursue coalition refueling trials. What works — and doesn’t — so far?
Australia’s efforts to certify the KC-30A with foreign receivers began in 2015.
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Australian Navy gets more out of the Seahawk helicopter than originally planned
The Royal Australian Navy has managed to integrate the Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk naval helicopter with a range of vessels that were not included in the original plans when Australia decided to acquire the type.
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Aircraft head Down Under for the Avalon Airshow: gallery
Take to the sky with the fighter jets and warbirds that took part in this year’s Avalon Airshow in Australia.
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Malaysian pilot details A400M missions, midair refueling experience
Malaysia started air-to-air refueling trials for the A400M in May 2018, using F/A-18D Hornets, Su-30MKM fighters and Hawk trainer/light-attack jets as receivers.
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Singapore moves to buy four F-35s, possibly eight more afterward
Singapore’s defense minister says the country wants the Joint Strike Fighter, but what variant is the island nation seeking?
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Australia bolsters capabilities, training opportunities for its P-8A aircraft
Australia has 12 P-8As on order, and an order for three more aircraft currently subject to an acquisition approval process.
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Australia changes how it will buy drones for shipborne operations. How is industry reacting?
This change in procurement strategy appears to reduce the burden of risk on the Royal Australian Navy and lessen concerns about operating outdated technology by the time the platform enters service.
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Japanese jets intercept Chinese anti-submarine aircraft, says Tokyo
Japan’s Defense Ministry released photos and intelligence to back its claim that the Chinese aircraft flew about 200 miles west of the Japanese island of Okinawa.
-
Japan inks deal with Kongsberg for F-35 standoff missile
The east Asian nation will stand up its first squadron of F-35As later this year, and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is currently training a cadre of flight and ground crews, as well as taking delivery of aircraft.
-
Taiwan requests fighter jets from the US, but with an unusual twist
Taiwan has requested a fleet of new fighters from the United States, but the details aren’t very concrete.
-
Australia continues to pursue coalition refueling trials. What works — and doesn’t — so far?
Australia’s efforts to certify the KC-30A with foreign receivers began in 2015.
-
Australian Navy gets more out of the Seahawk helicopter than originally planned
The Royal Australian Navy has managed to integrate the Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk naval helicopter with a range of vessels that were not included in the original plans when Australia decided to acquire the type.
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Aircraft head Down Under for the Avalon Airshow: gallery
Take to the sky with the fighter jets and warbirds that took part in this year’s Avalon Airshow in Australia.
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Malaysian pilot details A400M missions, midair refueling experience
Malaysia started air-to-air refueling trials for the A400M in May 2018, using F/A-18D Hornets, Su-30MKM fighters and Hawk trainer/light-attack jets as receivers.
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Singapore moves to buy four F-35s, possibly eight more afterward
Singapore’s defense minister says the country wants the Joint Strike Fighter, but what variant is the island nation seeking?
-
Australia bolsters capabilities, training opportunities for its P-8A aircraft
Australia has 12 P-8As on order, and an order for three more aircraft currently subject to an acquisition approval process.
-
Australia changes how it will buy drones for shipborne operations. How is industry reacting?
This change in procurement strategy appears to reduce the burden of risk on the Royal Australian Navy and lessen concerns about operating outdated technology by the time the platform enters service.
-
Japanese jets intercept Chinese anti-submarine aircraft, says Tokyo
Japan’s Defense Ministry released photos and intelligence to back its claim that the Chinese aircraft flew about 200 miles west of the Japanese island of Okinawa.
-
Japan inks deal with Kongsberg for F-35 standoff missile
The east Asian nation will stand up its first squadron of F-35As later this year, and the Japan Air Self-Defense Force is currently training a cadre of flight and ground crews, as well as taking delivery of aircraft.
-
Taiwan requests fighter jets from the US, but with an unusual twist
Taiwan has requested a fleet of new fighters from the United States, but the details aren’t very concrete.
-
Australia continues to pursue coalition refueling trials. What works — and doesn’t — so far?
Australia’s efforts to certify the KC-30A with foreign receivers began in 2015.
-
Australian Navy gets more out of the Seahawk helicopter than originally planned
The Royal Australian Navy has managed to integrate the Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk naval helicopter with a range of vessels that were not included in the original plans when Australia decided to acquire the type.
-
Aircraft head Down Under for the Avalon Airshow: gallery
Take to the sky with the fighter jets and warbirds that took part in this year’s Avalon Airshow in Australia.
-
Malaysian pilot details A400M missions, midair refueling experience
Malaysia started air-to-air refueling trials for the A400M in May 2018, using F/A-18D Hornets, Su-30MKM fighters and Hawk trainer/light-attack jets as receivers.
-
Singapore moves to buy four F-35s, possibly eight more afterward
Singapore’s defense minister says the country wants the Joint Strike Fighter, but what variant is the island nation seeking?
-
Australia bolsters capabilities, training opportunities for its P-8A aircraft
Australia has 12 P-8As on order, and an order for three more aircraft currently subject to an acquisition approval process.
-
Australia changes how it will buy drones for shipborne operations. How is industry reacting?
This change in procurement strategy appears to reduce the burden of risk on the Royal Australian Navy and lessen concerns about operating outdated technology by the time the platform enters service.
