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Japan's Plan for a New JGSDF Training Site in Okinawa Stokes Opposition – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

Japan's Plan for a New JGSDF Training Site in Okinawa Stokes Opposition – The Diplomat

The Ministry of Defense plans to build a new training ground for the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force in the central area of Okinawa’s main island.

Japan, Italy, U.K. Enter Collaboration to Develop Next Generation Fighter - Vimarsana News

Japan, Italy, U.K. Enter Collaboration to Develop Next Generation Fighter

Japan, Italy and the United Kingdom, on Friday, announced a joint collaboration to develop a next-generation fighter aircraft by 2035. The Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) will merge the U.K.-led Future Air Combat System (FACS) –also known as “ Tempest” – that includes Italy as a participant with the Japanese F-X program. The United States […]

Source: usni.org
Japan's Ruling Coalition Approves Counterstrike Capability – The Diplomat - Vimarsana News

Japan's Ruling Coalition Approves Counterstrike Capability – The Diplomat

The long-debated move comes alongside increased defense spending amid worries about Japan’s security environment.

Strengthened Japanese brigade on Okinawa would act as China deterrent, experts say - Vimarsana News

Strengthened Japanese brigade on Okinawa would act as China deterrent, experts say

The Self-Defense Force plans to add another infantry regiment to the one already based at Camp Naha and put a general in charge, according to a report

In a first, US and Japanese troops practice disaster response together on Okinawa - Vimarsana News

In a first, US and Japanese troops practice disaster response together on Okinawa

This year’s Remote Island Disaster Exercise, or RIDEX, involved about 200 Marines and airmen from the III Marine Expeditionary Force and Kadena Air Base, along with 400 troops from the Japan Self-Defense Force, Air Force Capt. Matthew Wilson, the 353rd Special Operations Wing’s director of medical operations, told Stars and Stripes this week.