Asia Pacific
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Oct- 2022 -25 October
Former US Fighter Pilot Who Worked in China Arrested in Australia
Australia has arrested a former US Marine Corps fighter pilot who worked in China following a request from Washington, officials said.
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25 October
Poland Receives First Korean Battle Tanks, Howitzers
Two South Korean defense firms have shipped their first K2 battle tanks and K9 self-propelled howitzers to Poland.
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25 October
Philippine Army Sends 103 Soldiers to Hawaii for Combat Exercise
A 103-strong delegation from the Philippine Army has joined several allied nations for a month-long combat exercise in Hawaii.
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25 October
DroneShield to Supply Portable Counter-Drone System to Asian Country
DroneShield has been awarded a nearly $1-million contract to supply a portable counter-drone system to an Asian country.
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25 October
Myanmar Military Air Strikes on Ethnic Rebel Group Kill Around 50: Rebel Spokesman
Myanmar military air strikes on a concert held by a major ethnic rebel group killed around 50 people and wounded 70.
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24 October
UK Royal Navy Demonstrates Future Minehunting Concept in Korea
The British Royal Navy HMS Tamar has completed a series of mine-hunting operations at the Mine Warfare Exercise off the coast of South Korea.
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24 October
India to Domestically Produce Titanium Castings for BAE M777 Howitzers
BAE Systems has inked a deal with Indian PTC Industries for the indigenous manufacture of titanium castings for the 155mm M777 Ultra Lightweight Howitzer.
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24 October
Babcock to Upgrade Australia’s High Frequency Communications System
Australia has tapped the services of Babcock to equip its armed forces with an upgraded high-frequency communications system.
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24 October
Japan, Australia Ink Security Pact With Eye on China
Australia and Japan agreed to share sensitive intelligence and deepen defense cooperation, signing a security pact to counter China's military rise.
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24 October
US OKs Potential $450M SM-6 Missile Sale to Japan
The US State Department has approved the potential foreign military sale of Standard Missile 6 Block I missiles to Japan for $450 million.
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