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US Surveillance Aircraft Participate in Australian Fleet Certification Period Tasks
By Ankit Panda
Last month, the two sides also carried out air force humanitarian drills.
South China Sea: US, China Tussle Over Military Overflight
By Ankit Panda
The United States continues to highlight Chinese rule-breaking in the South China Sea.
US Navy Orders 20 New Anti-Submarine Warfare Planes
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The contract covers 16 new aircraft for the U.S. Navy and four aircraft for the Royal Australian Air Force.
US and South Korea Conduct Anti-Submarine Warfare Drill
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The biennially held 'Silent Shark 2015' naval exercise is taking place from June 8-12 in the Philippine Sea.
No, Malaysia Would Never Host a US Spy Base
By Dzirhan Mahadzir
The notion that Malaysia may offer the U.S. Navy a base for surveillance aircraft is laughable.
Will Malaysia Host US Spy Planes?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Adm. Jonathan Greenert indicated that Malaysia offered to host U.S. spy planes.
US, China Trade Barbs Over Surveillance Flights
By Zachary Keck
The U.S. and China remain at an impasse over America's surveillance flights near China's coasts.
Of Course States Spy on States
By Butch Bracknell
They would be delinquent in their sovereignty if they didn’t.
China’s War on Maritime Law
By James R. Holmes
China is using language to quietly redefine international maritime law.
China's Next Air Intercept Could Be Even Closer
By Shannon Tiezzi
Air intercepts, the Nicaragua Canal, and a military training session gone bad: Your Friday China links.
Responding to China’s Air Intercept
By Ryan Santicola
The US response to the recent intercept is important in the context of the safety and freedom of international airspace.
Chinese Air Force Pilots Are Not Going Rogue
By Zachary Keck
The U.S. has a dangerous tendency of excusing Chinese aggression by blaming it on rogue PLA members.
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