The Indian government has approved the request by the Navy to buy 12 upgraded Do 228 maritime patrol aircraft from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL).
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The Indian government has approved the request by the Navy to buy 12 upgraded Do 228 maritime patrol aircraft from Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL).
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Commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet recently told reporters that the sailing branch is creating an upgunned Expeditionary Strike Group that will combine a traditional three-ship Amphibious Ready Group (ARG) with a three ship guided-missile destroyer surface action group (SAG).
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A Russian newspaper said the loss of a MiG-29K off Syria was not due to technical difficulties on board the fighter. Instead, the cross deck pendants (CDP) on carrier Admiral Kuznetsov had snapped during the landing of a MiG-29K. The flight deck crew was unable to replace the arresting cables in time for the third jet to trap.

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The newspaper of Russia’s Pacific Fleet, Boyevaya Vakhta, reported that the Bal-E and Bastion-P coastal anti-ship missile batteries have been deployed in the disputed Kuril Islands.
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Two pilots from the Philippine Navy are currently in Tokushima air base, Japan for the conversion to fly the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force TC-90.
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