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China fighter jet locks radar on Japan planes

Japan protests after China military jet locks radar on Japanese aircraft

Japan said Monday that Chinese military aircraft locked radar on its fighter jets even though there was a safe distance between them, denying Beijing's accusation of interference and renewing its protest over the incident.

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Chinese jets point radar at Japanese aircraft, Japan says

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Japan Says China Aimed Military Radar at Its Fighter Jets

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Chinese carrier holds air drills as Tokyo, Beijing trade barbs

A Chinese carrier strike group sailing close to Japan kept up intense air operations on Sunday as it sailed into the Pacific Ocean east of the Okinawa Islands, Japan's Self-Defense Forces said Monday.

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China accused of targeting Japanese jets in ‘deeply concerning’ incident

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Japan and Australia urge calm after Chinese radar locks on Japanese jets

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Royal Thai Air Force conducts strikes against Cambodian military infrastructure as border tensions escalate between Southeast Asian neighbours

Royal Thai Air Force combat aircraft have struck military targets in Cambodia as border tensions between the Southeast Asian neighbours escalate, with Thailand conducting multiple missions against Cambodian forces.

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Army Turns the Apache Into a Drone-Killing Gunship

The Army is giving the AH-64E Apache a new mission, transforming the iconic gunship into a fast-moving drone killer designed to protect troops from the swarm threats shaping modern war.

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US Army helicopters take off and deploy to NATO countries

U.S. Army helicopters assigned to 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, take-off from Chièvres Air Base, Belgium headed for various NATO bases in Germany, Latvia, Romania and Poland. 45 UH-60 Black Hawk,

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Why are so many US military aircraft painted grey?

Science, art and logistics all play a role in how the U.S. military paints its aircraft to be ready for battle.

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Data shows a spike in military aircraft accidents in 2024. This year doesn’t look any better

Across the military, the rate of severe mishaps per 100,000 flight hours rose 55% in the 2024 budget year compared with four years earlier.