NZDF exercises in Bulls to ready medics for extreme weather events
Severe weather events have the New Zealand Defence Force carrying out exercises in a forest near Bulls to prepare medics for ...
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Tariff Watch: DDGs, aircraft carriers and F-35s could take a hit
US tariffs will soon hit the Trump administration itself; CSIS observers say that the tax on metals will impact DDGs, ...
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U.S. Navy, South Korean F-35s Drill Togeher in Freedom Shield Exercise
F-35C Lightning II Joint Strike Fighters from carrier USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70), U.S. Air Force and Republic of Korea Air ...
China’s defence budget hike demands India to boost its Aatmanirbhar capabilities
The Modi government aims to build India’s defence capabilities by continuing to pursue gradual reforms—it’s time to ...
Portugal bins idea of purchasing F-35 fighter jets– Is it because of Trump, 'kill switch' rumours?
In spite of the Portuguese Air Force’s recommendation to purchase F-35 jets, Portugal’s outgoing defence minister has ...
Anwar engages with Defence Ministry staff at Ramadan programme
SUBANG: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today engaged with personnel of the Defence Ministry in conjunction with the ...
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Portugal suggests it may pass on F-35 acquisition, questioning US reliability
In a recent interview, the Portuguese defence minister said Lisbon must consider alternatives to the US-made Lockheed Martin ...
Astra missile test fired from Tejas jet successfully
BHUBANESWAR: In yet another major step towards indigenisation of weapon systems, India has successfully test fired beyond ...
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DRDO's combat parachute pushes limits; freefall jump carried out from 27,000 feet
The combat freefall jump of military combat parachute system was carried out from an altitude of 27,000ft with a full combat ...
Tiny island on the frontline
YONAGUNI, a tiny island on Japan’s western frontier, has no chain convenience stores. Nature lovers can dive with hammerhead ...
Military aviators’ requests to grow mullets rejected to protect combat-readiness
Military aviators have had their wings clipped - and their hair clippered - after a plan to grow luxuriant mullets was rejected by commanders. Any hopes of developing into the Royal New Zealand Hair ...