A highly visible missile base on Okinawa is part of a Japanese defense buildup made amid fears of Beijing’s growing power and questions about U.S. commitment.
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A highly visible missile base on Okinawa is part of a Japanese defense buildup made amid fears of Beijing’s growing power and questions about U.S. commitment.
By Martin Fackler
The U.S. Army has revealed its mid-range missile system, Typhon, at one of its bases in Japan for the first time.
TOKYO: Tokyo and Washington agreed Friday to boost joint production of defense equipment including missiles, and expand their…
The system, deployed during a joint drill this week, can fire missiles that could hit the Chinese east coast when launched from…
A Japanese warship is on the way to the United States to be fitted with Tomahawk cruise missiles, the latest move by Washington…
While Japan’s defence minister has condemned the protests, a governor says the US military presence places a huge burden on…
Japanese media says system will be used in joint large-scale training exercise next month before being withdrawn from Iwakuni…
