Rosoboronexport Deputy General Manager Sergei Ladygin described negotiations with China regarding the purchase as ‘complex’ and ongoing.
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South Korea may sue BAE Systems
South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) told The Korea Times that Seoul reserves the right to sue BAE Systems if the latter cannot stick to the agreed price for upgrading its F-16s.
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Photo links: Hawker Hunter crashed in California
A privately-owned Hawker Hunter MK.58 crashed into a field near Naval Station Ventura County around 5:15pm on Oct. 29. The pilot was killed.
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Wolf Pack airmen defend Kunsan alongside ROK special forces
For the first time, airmen from Wolf Pack work alongside ROK special forces, ROK Army, and ROKAF to help defend Kunsan airbase from simulated attacks.
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CSBA: U.S. Army could field a forward-deployed A2/AD force
Expanding on U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel’s suggestion that the U.S. Army resume its mission of coastal defense, CSBA Research Fellow Eric Lindsey argues that the service should be bolder and field a forward-deployed anti-access/area-denial force with its land-based anti-air, anti-ship, and surface-to-surface strike assets.