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News reports from Japan says the governments of Japan and United States have started talks on how to proceed with the former’s F-X fighter program.
Graphic: Japan Ministry of Defense
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A team from Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party that is examining the possibility of using preemptive strikes will consider the option of getting Tomahawk cruise missiles.
U.S. Navy photo / Public domain
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The Australian government will proceed with the purchase of the AGM-158C, Long Range Anti-Ship Missiles (LRASMs).
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Photo: NAVAIR
In a post on its social media account on Jun. 29, the Chinese Aeronautical Establishment 中国航空研究院 disclosed that a “new generation” 新一代 fighter will make its maiden flight next year.
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South Korea has decided to replace its aging M163 Vulcan Air Defense System (VADS) with the indigenous Anti-Aircraft Gun Wheeled vehicle system (AAGW) from Hanwha Defense.
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