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Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force tanks move amongst an umbrella of barrage during an annual live fire exercise, at the Higashi-Fuji firing range in Gotemba, Shizuoka prefecture, on August 25, 2016

Japan eyes record defence budget to develop anti-ship missiles

The new land-to-ship missile system is expected to have a range of 300 kilometres (190 miles), far enough...

Members of Japan's Self Defence Force hold an opening ceremony of a new military base on the island of Yonaguni in the Okinawa prefecture, March 28, 2016.

Japan opens radar station close to disputed isles, drawing angry China response

  "This radar station is going to irritate China," said a retired major general in the Self Defence Force

A Chinese Coast Guard ship, seen near disputed islets, known as Senkaku islands in Japan and Diaoyu islands in China, in the East China Sea

'Armed' China ship near disputed isles: Japan

  Distrust remains high

China Coast Guard vessel No. 31239 sails in the East China Sea near the disputed isles known as Senkaku isles in Japan and Diaoyu islands in China, in this handout photo taken and released by the 11th Regional Coast Guard Headquarters-Japan Coast Guard December 22, 2015. Photo: 
Reuters/11th Regional Coast Guard Headquarters-Japan Coast Guard/Handout via Reuters

Japan says armed Chinese coastguard ship seen near disputed islands

"We have delivered our strong protest and requested (the Chinese coastguard) to stop the activities near the Senkaku Islands immediately."

A Chinese H6 bomber. Photo: Reuters/file

China air force again holds drills in Western Pacific

It showed pictures of H-6 bombers participating in the exercise

A two-seater T-4 training aircraft readies for take-off at Naha Self-Defense Force Base in Okinawa, Japan.

Chasing Chinese planes 400 times a year is wearing out Japan's top guns

China outnumbers Japan almost eight-to-one in air force manpower and is building its capacity, even debuting its newest...
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