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Thailand Selects Hanwha Ocean For Frigate Programme

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THAILAND selected South Korea's Hanwha Ocean to supply the Royal Thai Navy (RTN) with 1 new frigate and associated equipment and support for US$508...

N. Korea Commissions Latest Destroyer

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NORTH Korea commissioned its latest destroyer--the Kang Kon amidst the country's push to modernise its naval assets and sharpen its combat readiness at sea...

Royal Navy Marks Five-Year Indo-Pacific Deployment Milestone

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TWO Royal Navy (RN) warships passed the five-year milestone in their landmark mission to the Indo-Pacific region, recording 1,826 days since the two Batch...

New Date, Venue For ADAS 2027

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ASIAN Defense and Security (ADAS) will convene at a revised date of June 28-30 2027 and new venue of Metro Manila's SMXCITE. The brand-new and considerably...

Keel For Third Singapore MRCV Laid

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SINGAPORE'S ST Engineering Marine laid the keel for the Republic of Singapore Navy's (RSN) third Multi-Role Combat Vessel (MRCV)--the future Vigilance at ST Engineering....

FN Herstal, Kalyani Strategic Systems Partner On Weapons, Counter-UAS Capability In...

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FN HERSTAL, a wholly owned subsidiary of FN Browning Group and Kalyani Strategic Systems (KSSL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Bharat Forge Limited signed...

New National Security Chief For Thailand

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THAILAND'S Cabinet approved the appointment of army chief of staff General Chaipruak Doungprapat as the new secretary-general of the National Security Council (NSC). His...

Philippines Completes Black Hawk Fleet

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THE Philippine Air Force (PAF) completes its fleet of Black Hawk helicopters with the commissioning of seven brand-new S-70i utility helicopters from Poland's PZL Mielec...

Singapore To Develop New Landing Craft

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SINGAPORE'S Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) has signed a contract with Penguin International Limited to construct two landing crafts, intended to progressively replace the Republic...

Australia Inducts AS9 Huntsman SPH Battery Into Service

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AUSTRALIA officially brought its first protected mobile fires battery into service with the Australian Army, marking the introduction of the AS9 Huntsman self-propelled howitzer...