Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shakes hands with Harry Harris (L), the 24th Commander of United States Pacific Command (USPACOM), as Harris makes a courtesy visit to Abe at the prime minister's official residence in Tokyo, Japan, 16 November 2017. REUTERS/Kimimasa Mayama/Pool
Reuters: U.S. Pacific Commander: Military-backed diplomacy needed to deal with North Korea
TOKYO (Reuters) - Diplomacy backed by military power is needed to deal with North Korea’s missile and nuclear development, the head of the U.S. military’s Pacific Command said on Thursday.
North Korea has launched dozens of missiles under the leadership of Kim Jong Un as it accelerates a weapons program designed to give it the ability to target the United States with a powerful, nuclear-tipped missile.
In recent months, it has fired two missiles over Japan and conducted its sixth and the largest nuclear test, stoking regional tension.
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Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- November 16, 2017
North Korea Admits It’s Intimidated by America’s Military Build-Up -- Epoch Times
US, Japan Naval Forces Conduct Military Exercise -- VOA
China Military to Test High-Speed Vehicle That Could Bomb U.S. in Less Than 15 Minutes -- Newsweek
On Xi's orders, Chinese military set to become 'world class' -- Economic Times
Why China's Central Military Commission Got Downsized -- The Diplomat
Thailand plans joint arms factory with China -- Reuters
Russia’s Borei-class advanced submarines -- TASS
Russia Has $8Bln Worth of Weapon Orders From Arab Countries -- Sputnik
Russia's defense contractor reveals bulk of Arab states' order portfolio -- TASS
Kaspersky says it obtained NSA files -- but not deliberately -- UPI
German spy chief warns against Russia's military ambitions -- DW
Inside the Weirdest Relationship a NATO Ally Has with Russia -- Defense One
Canadian soldier who reported workplace sexual misconduct facing loss of military career -- CBC
This Elite Police Force Is Afghanistan’s Secret Weapon Against Violent Extremists -- Task & Purpose
NATO chief says they'll have enough forces in Afghanistan -- AP
Pentagon official: US to cut contributions to UN peacekeeping missions -- The Hill
US to Continue Refueling Saudi Warplanes During Yemen Attacks -- Sputnik
US Army Chief: The US Needs More Troops in Europe -- Defense One
Pentagon eyes intimate R&D tie-up with UAE based on US-Israel model -- Defense News
SpaceX to Launch Classified "Zuma" Payload Tonight -- Popular Mechanics
Raytheon awarded contract for Evolved Sea Sparrow Missile program -- UPI
US Navy Only Interested in Stable 2-A-Year Attack Boat Build Rate Despite Congressional Authority to Buy More -- USNI
US Navy recruits will have to pass a run test prior to boot camp starting in January -- Navy Times
GOP chairman 'increasingly' concerned about using old war authorization -- The Hill
‘Video game warfighting' helps squad leaders virtually prepare Marines for battle -- Marine Times
The Pentagon is set to make a big push toward open source software next year -- The Verge
The U.S. Military’s Favorite Cybercontractor -- Bloomberg
Bill encourages Pentagon to use online sellers such as Amazon for ordinary goods -- CNBC
Pentagon Paid $370,000 to Rent MRI for Guantanamo; It Doesn't Work -- Military.com/Miami Herald
Army chief on gender reassignment surgery: We took an oath to defend Constitution -- The Hill
Is This a Group of Deported United States Military Veterans? -- Snopes
Pictures Emerge Of Covered F-117 Being Transported On A Trailer In Southern Nevada -- The War Zone/The Drive
What We Learned From Congress's Latest Review of the President's Ability to Use Nukes -- The War Zone/The Drive
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