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US Navy tests amphibious concept at Talisman Saber exercise
The U.S. Navy has put its up-gunned expeditionary strike group concept into practice within a realistic war-fighting scenario.
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Chinese intel-gathering ship spotted near US-Australia exercise
The vessel could have used its communications intelligence suite to attempt to eavesdrop on exercise communications as well as used its radars to gain an insight into how the allied air and naval forces conducted operations during the exercise.
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Tech transfer: Korea, China score big in exports
Given the region’s relative economic success and its share of the global defense spending pie, it is of little surprise that Asian defense companies are making inroads into the world arms market.
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KC-10s key to refueling, long-range bomber missions for Talisman Sabre
This year’s exercise sees 33,000 personnel from the U.S and Australia taking part, along with smaller contingents from New Zealand, Canada and Japan.
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Boeing completes deliveries of F-15SG jets to Singapore
The FAA’s website showed that the last of eight F-15SGs on its civil register had its registration canceled in the middle of June, with export being listed the reason for cancellation and its destination listed as Singapore.
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KAI scores additional Thai T-50 orders for $258M
Thailand’s military government has approved the acquisition of eight KAI T-50 Golden Eagle lead-in fighter trainers from South Korea, adding to four aircraft it acquired in 2015.
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China launches its most advanced homegrown class of guided-missile destroyers
China has launched the first of a new class of guided-missile destroyers, the largest and most advanced of its type to be designed and built in the country.
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China deploys new anti-submarine aircraft to fringes of South China Sea
Satellite photos show four Shaanxi Y-8Q turboprop aircraft with its distinctive magnetic anomaly detector boom parked on the ground at Lingshui Air Base in the southeastern part of China’s Hainan island.
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US Navy littoral combat ship shows off maintenance capabilities overseas
The LCS Coronado has successfully conducted an expeditionary preventive maintenance availability while on a scheduled port visit to Vietnam, in a demonstration of its ability to conduct maintenance while deployed.
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Malaysia adapts Russian-built jets to drop US-made bombs
Malaysia has adapted its Russian-built Sukhoi Su-30 multi-role combat aircraft to drop U.S. laser-guided bombs, with a successful release of a live weapon at the end of last year.
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US Navy tests amphibious concept at Talisman Saber exercise
The U.S. Navy has put its up-gunned expeditionary strike group concept into practice within a realistic war-fighting scenario.
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Chinese intel-gathering ship spotted near US-Australia exercise
The vessel could have used its communications intelligence suite to attempt to eavesdrop on exercise communications as well as used its radars to gain an insight into how the allied air and naval forces conducted operations during the exercise.
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Tech transfer: Korea, China score big in exports
Given the region’s relative economic success and its share of the global defense spending pie, it is of little surprise that Asian defense companies are making inroads into the world arms market.
-
KC-10s key to refueling, long-range bomber missions for Talisman Sabre
This year’s exercise sees 33,000 personnel from the U.S and Australia taking part, along with smaller contingents from New Zealand, Canada and Japan.
-
Boeing completes deliveries of F-15SG jets to Singapore
The FAA’s website showed that the last of eight F-15SGs on its civil register had its registration canceled in the middle of June, with export being listed the reason for cancellation and its destination listed as Singapore.
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KAI scores additional Thai T-50 orders for $258M
Thailand’s military government has approved the acquisition of eight KAI T-50 Golden Eagle lead-in fighter trainers from South Korea, adding to four aircraft it acquired in 2015.
-
China launches its most advanced homegrown class of guided-missile destroyers
China has launched the first of a new class of guided-missile destroyers, the largest and most advanced of its type to be designed and built in the country.
-
China deploys new anti-submarine aircraft to fringes of South China Sea
Satellite photos show four Shaanxi Y-8Q turboprop aircraft with its distinctive magnetic anomaly detector boom parked on the ground at Lingshui Air Base in the southeastern part of China’s Hainan island.
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US Navy littoral combat ship shows off maintenance capabilities overseas
The LCS Coronado has successfully conducted an expeditionary preventive maintenance availability while on a scheduled port visit to Vietnam, in a demonstration of its ability to conduct maintenance while deployed.
-
Malaysia adapts Russian-built jets to drop US-made bombs
Malaysia has adapted its Russian-built Sukhoi Su-30 multi-role combat aircraft to drop U.S. laser-guided bombs, with a successful release of a live weapon at the end of last year.
-
US Navy tests amphibious concept at Talisman Saber exercise
The U.S. Navy has put its up-gunned expeditionary strike group concept into practice within a realistic war-fighting scenario.
-
Chinese intel-gathering ship spotted near US-Australia exercise
The vessel could have used its communications intelligence suite to attempt to eavesdrop on exercise communications as well as used its radars to gain an insight into how the allied air and naval forces conducted operations during the exercise.
-
Tech transfer: Korea, China score big in exports
Given the region’s relative economic success and its share of the global defense spending pie, it is of little surprise that Asian defense companies are making inroads into the world arms market.
-
KC-10s key to refueling, long-range bomber missions for Talisman Sabre
This year’s exercise sees 33,000 personnel from the U.S and Australia taking part, along with smaller contingents from New Zealand, Canada and Japan.
-
Boeing completes deliveries of F-15SG jets to Singapore
The FAA’s website showed that the last of eight F-15SGs on its civil register had its registration canceled in the middle of June, with export being listed the reason for cancellation and its destination listed as Singapore.
-
KAI scores additional Thai T-50 orders for $258M
Thailand’s military government has approved the acquisition of eight KAI T-50 Golden Eagle lead-in fighter trainers from South Korea, adding to four aircraft it acquired in 2015.
-
China launches its most advanced homegrown class of guided-missile destroyers
China has launched the first of a new class of guided-missile destroyers, the largest and most advanced of its type to be designed and built in the country.
-
China deploys new anti-submarine aircraft to fringes of South China Sea
Satellite photos show four Shaanxi Y-8Q turboprop aircraft with its distinctive magnetic anomaly detector boom parked on the ground at Lingshui Air Base in the southeastern part of China’s Hainan island.
-
US Navy littoral combat ship shows off maintenance capabilities overseas
The LCS Coronado has successfully conducted an expeditionary preventive maintenance availability while on a scheduled port visit to Vietnam, in a demonstration of its ability to conduct maintenance while deployed.
-
Malaysia adapts Russian-built jets to drop US-made bombs
Malaysia has adapted its Russian-built Sukhoi Su-30 multi-role combat aircraft to drop U.S. laser-guided bombs, with a successful release of a live weapon at the end of last year.
