November 30, 2016
Japanese government eyes ¥200 bil. for missile defense
The Japan News: The government will likely include about ¥200 billion in the third supplementary budget for fiscal 2016 to
The Japan News: The government will likely include about ¥200 billion in the third supplementary budget for fiscal 2016 to
Business Insider: The tensions that led to calls for THAAD deployment to South Korea are also helping make the case
Japan Times: The Japanese government is considering holding an evacuation drill to prepare for a possible North Korean ballistic missile
Defense World: The Japanese government is likely to include an approximate $9 billion (¥1 trillion) in its third supplementary budget
Military Times: An intelligence-sharing agreement between South Korea and Japan took effect Wednesday after the countries signed the pact to
The Diplomat: On Thursday, Japan’s Yomiuri Shimbun reported that Tokyo would seriously consider purchasing the Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense (THAAD)
Yonhap News Agency: South Korea and Japan plan to sign a military intelligence-sharing pact this week to better counter mounting
International Business Times: South Korea and Japan agreed a landmark deal to share military intelligence, a move that goes a
Post Guam: Units from the U.S. military and Japan Self-Defense Forces will conduct Exercise Keen Sword 17 beginning Oct. 30.
The Dong-A Ilbo: A top U.S. missile defense official will visit Korea again in three months. Some say that it
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