Search: Armed Forces,Asia-Pacific (2 materials)

Fretting about China's Military Modernization?

... Air Force. Combat training has been focused on the interaction of arms and services using up-to-date computerized systems. The armed forces are also acquiring precision weapons, in part in order to improve the performance of outdated systems, for example ... ... become both a headache and a critical motive for the U.S. forces to step up their own upgrading, and the same is true of other Asia-Pacific countries including Japan and Vietnam. Washington began revising its force development to account for China's rise ...

16.10.2014

Australia as a Middle Range Power: the Military-Political Dimension

... GDP in as little as three years, finally topping AUD 32 billion (currently AUD 27 billion, i.e. 1.8 percent of the GDP). The two-percent figure will be maintained at least until 2024, ostensibly exceeding AUD 40 billion by that date. The Australian armed forces are developing their mission to maintain the country's security in case of aggression or the threat of aggression. With no direct indication of the source of the threat given, the document only states that the strategic environment in Asia-Pacific is subject to swift and unpredictable changes and points to several transnational challenges including the global spread of Islamic terrorism and rising tensions in intergovernmental relationships that are defining the structure of its military ...

11.09.2014

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