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Japan Inks $1.7 Billion Contract with the US for 400 Tomahawks
Japan signed a $1.7 Billion contract with the US for the procurement of 400 Tomahawks land attack cruise missiles.
18 January 2024
Japan signed a $1.7 Billion contract with the US for the procurement of 400 Tomahawks land attack cruise missiles.
Japan approved $55.9 billion defense spending for fiscal year 2024 amid the increasingly tense security environment in the Indo-Pacific region…
The Japanese MoD announced it has secured $2.5 billion (373.1 billion yen) for fiscal year 2024 to build two Aegis system equipped vessels (ASEV) for the JMSDF.
Japan’s Ministry of Defense (MOD) has announced the future equipment on which it will invest in research and development work.
The first batch of Japanese F-35Bs should arrive in Japan next year. The JSDF is getting ready for carrier operations with the new aircraft…
U.S. Navy’s latest drone boats, USV Mariner and LUSV Ranger, made a port call at Yokosuka of Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan on August 18
A Japanese V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft landed for the first time on a JMSDF vessel: Hyuga-class DDH JS Ise.
The Japanese MoD on August 31 requested $52.9 billion (7.7 trillion yen) for fiscal year 2024, its largest ever defense budget request.
Japan’s MoD announced the selection of two contractors for the design and production of a new FFM variant to be delivered to the JMSDF.
Japan’s Ministry of Defense announced that Japan & the United States agreed to start the joint development of the Glide Phase Interceptor (GPI).
