Asia Pacific
-
Sep- 2023 -21 September
Australia Drops ‘Controversial’ Marine Drone Deal
The Australian government has scrapped a major maritime drone deal with Schiebel the previous government approved.
Read More » -
21 September
Australia Signs $210 Million Underwater Tracking Contract
Australia has contracted L3Harris to develop an underwater tracking capability that relays data on the location and movement of assets operating within the tracking field.
Read More » -
21 September
US Navy Redeploys MQ-4C Triton on Guam Following IOC Achievement
The US Navy has redeployed the MQ-4C Triton squadron on Guam after the reconnaissance drone achieved initial operational capability.
Read More » -
20 September
South Korea to Develop Long-Range Bunker-Busting Missile
The South Korean government has announced an investment of $218 million to develop an upgraded surface-to-surface precision missile.
Read More » -
20 September
Australia Deploys F-35As to Indonesia for Air Combat Exercise
Australia has deployed six F-35A Lightning II jets to Indonesia for the first time as part of an exercise.
Read More » -
20 September
BAE, L&T Pitch All-Terrain Vehicle to Indian Army
BAE Systems and Larsen & Toubro Limited have offered their BvS10 articulated all-terrain vehicle to the Indian Army.
Read More » -
20 September
Australia Conducts North Korea Nuclear Activity Air Surveillance
The Australian Defence Force has conducted air surveillance over North Korea to monitor illegal nuclear weapons development.
Read More » -
20 September
Australia to Buy Additional MQ-4C Drone, Upgrade P-8A Poseidons
The Australian government is boosting its maritime surveillance capabilities with the procurement of an additional MQ-4C Triton drone and the upgrade of its current P-8A Poseidon fleet.
Read More » -
20 September
Indian Army Seeking Modern, Satellite-Based Communication Capability
The Indian Army is acquiring various advanced satellite communication systems to assist its troops on missions.
Read More » -
20 September
Chinese Blockade on Taiwan Would Be ‘Monster Risk:’ Pentagon
A Chinese blockade on Taiwan would be a "monster risk" for Beijing and likely fail, while a military invasion would be extremely difficult, senior Pentagon officials said.
Read More »