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Current Events in Asia-Pacific

  1. Started by CV32,

    China's Navy Makes Strides, Work Remains To Be Done (DefenseNews) Chris Carlson, of the Admiralty Trilogy Group (and Harpoon fame), gets a quote in there.

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    • 791 views
  2. Before and After: The South China Sea Transformed (CSIS) The environmental damage alone is terrible.

    • 3 replies
    • 898 views
  3. Started by CV32,

    China Making Some Missiles More Powerful (New York Times)

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    • 799 views
  4. Started by CV32,

    Military and Security Developments Involving the People’s Republic of China 2015 (pdf, US DOD)

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    • 1.2k views
  5. India launches first-of-class Project 15B destroyer (Jane's)

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    • 834 views
  6. Started by CV32,

    China S-400 deal moves forward (Jane's)

    • 1 reply
    • 817 views
  7. Started by CV32,

    The PLA Navy: New Capabilities and Missions for the 21st Century (ONI)

    • 0 replies
    • 796 views
  8. Started by CV32,

    India floats out first Scorpene submarine (Jane's)

    • 0 replies
    • 675 views
  9. Started by CV32,

    NORAD Chief: North Korea Has Ability to Reach U.S. With Nuclear Warhead on Mobile ICBM (USNI News)

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    • 712 views
  10. Started by CV32,

    'Type 093T' sub design breaks cover (Jane's)

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    • 726 views
  11. Maybe interesting? Until last week, when the billionaire Paul Allen began tweeting images of deep-sea wreckage — a coral-encrusted anchor, a green valve hairy with algae — the annals of vanished ships contained no entry more mysterious than that of the Musashi, a massive Japanese battleship sunk off the Philippines toward the end of World War II. To call Musashi massive, actually, doesn’t begin to do it justice. It was, and remains, one of the largest battleships ever launched — 70,000 tons of water displaced, with a crew of more than two thousand. Its nine 18.1-inch guns, the largest caliber ever mounted on a ship, were designed to fire 3,000-pound shells at a rang…

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    • 997 views
  12. Started by CV32,

    China working on second carrier (Jane's) Chinese Admirals Spill the Beans on New Aircraft Carrier (The Diplomat)

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    • 722 views
  13. Started by CV32,

    North Korea's Nuclear Futures: Technology and Strategy (pdf, 38 North)

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    • 939 views
  14. Started by CV32,

    Admiral Says China Outnumbers US in Attack Submarines (DOD Buzz)

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    • 774 views
  15. U.S. to Aid India in Building Aircraft Carriers (DOD Buzz)

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    • 780 views
  16. Lots of chatter lately about whether the Rafale "deal" is going to be tossed in favour of more Su-30MKI Indian defence minister hints at MMRCA cancellation (Jane's)

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    • 656 views
  17. Started by CV32,

    It was only a matter of time. Zhuhai Surprise: Chinas Third Russian Supersonic ASCM (Aviation Week, Ares blog)

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    • 889 views
  18. Very interesting images of J-31, including 4xAAM on the open weapons bay: http://airforceworld.com/pla/j21-fighter-shenyang-j31-chinese-stealth-jet.htm

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    • 834 views
  19. North Korea: Test Stand for Vertical Launch of Sea-Based Ballistic Missiles Spotted (38 North) Is North Korea Developing Sea-Based Ballistic Missiles? (The Diplomat)

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    • 712 views
  20. China's Navy Is Already Challenging the US in Asia (The Diplomat)

    • 0 replies
    • 659 views

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