Norway expects Lockheed Martin to fix an issue with crumbling insulation in the fuel tanks on two of its F-35As faster than expected.
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U.S. strategic military assets could be permanently deployed to South Korea on rotational basis
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter and South Korean Defense Minister Han Min-koo said during a press conference that both sides are considering the deployment of U.S. strategic military assets to South Korea on a permanent rotational basis.
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Russia to buy 20 SR-10s and test it over the next three years
Ruusian Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov disclosed that the state will be testing the SR-10 forward-swept wing jet trainers over the next three years.
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Russia says data from its radars prove Belgium F-16s had struck village in Syria
The Russian Defense Ministry claims that Russian and Syrian radars have tracked Belgium F-16s in the vicinity of Hassajek village near Aleppo in Syria on Oct. 18. An air strike there had killed six civilians on that day.
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Uzbekistan Mi-171 crash kills nine
All nine people on board a Uzbekistan Mi-171 military helicopter were killed when the rotorcraft when down in the eastern Ferghana region.
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