Vietnam Arms Trade: US, Russia Vie for Exclusive Spot
Vietnam just hosted an event at the Hanoi Airbase that attracted 174 exhibitors from 30 countries who are looking to create partnerships with the country and become its top weapons distributor.
Asia
China’s Alarming Increase Of Growing Nuclear Arsenal and How This Can Affect World Balance
Pentagon released a report warning the US and its allies about China’s rapid increase of nuclear warheads.
US-Indonesia Continues To Enjoy Decades-long Bilateral Ties
Indonesia, a venerable leader in the ASEAN, is among the vital partners of the US in the Indo-Pacific region for more than seven decades.
Asia-Pacific SITREP: China Reacts to B-21 Raider, North Korea Fires 130+ Artillery Shells as Warning to South, MORE
From China’s reaction to unveiling the B-21 stealth bomber to North Korea’s latest provocation, here’s the Asia-Pacific SITREP for this week.
China’s Discreet Move to Conquer the Cambodian Naval Base
Three weeks ago, US President Joe Biden spoke at the ASEAN Summit held in Cambodia to reinforce the administration’s close ties with ally countries as China’s intent on dominating the entire region becomes more and more apparent.
The Pic of the Day: Lining up for Yama Sakura 83!
An opening ceremony is held for Exercise Yama Sakura 83 at Camp Asaka, Japan
Watch Out: USAG Japan Welcomes New Command Sergeant Major
U.S. Army Garrison Japan held a change-of-responsibility ceremony here Dec. 2 to welcome incoming USAG Japan Command Sgt. Maj. David Rio, and to bid farewell to the outgoing, Command Sgt. Maj. Justin Turner.
Asia SITREP: The Philippines Has Weakest Military in the Region
ASEAN’s weakest military force is the Philippines.
DoD: Chinese Military Strategy is Now Focusing on Global Expansion
An examination of Beijing’s strategy changes is provided in the China Military Power Report.
Taiwan: We’re Not Really Ready to Face China
Taiwan’s military is not prepared for a Chinese invasion whatsoever.
South Korea, India Enter Global Export Bidders for Light-Armed Helicopter
South Korea recently approved the billion-dollar budget to kickstart the mass production of its indigenous light-armed helicopter (LAH).
The Pic of the Day: Operation Darkside
U.S. Army Cpl. Christopher Perry, a United Nations Command Honor Guardsman, provides security for an air assault landing at Rodriguez Live-Fire Complex, South Korea.
