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The first two single-seat F-16V Block 70 fighter jets delivered to Taiwan under a U.S. arms sale, which landed at Chihhang Air Base in Taitung on October 2. (Courtesy of a reader)

Taiwan's First F-16V Block 70 Jets Land With 63 More In The Pipeline

Defense Minister Koo Li-hsiung tells reporters at the Legislative Yuan on September 29 that Washington has shown goodwill on compensating Taiwan for delayed F-16V deliveries. (Photo by Liu Wei-hung)

Taiwan Says Washington Signals Openness to F-16V Compensation

A U.S. Air Force F-16 prepares for a mission in this file photo. Taiwan's two new F-16V Block 70 jets, tail numbers 6727 and 6728, have been on the ground in Hawaii since August 21. (DVIDS)

Opinion | Two F-16s Wait in Hawaii. Taiwan's Real Test Is at Home.

An F-15SG, currently the Republic of Singapore Air Force's frontline fighter, which will be joined by 20 F-35s under a US$4.06 billion package. (Wikipedia)

Opinion | Singapore Fields F-35s While Taiwan Cannot Crew Its F-16Vs

The Taiwan People's Party proposed its party version of the "Plan for Strengthening Defense Resilience and Asymmetric Combat Capability Procurement Special Act," which was mocked by the DPP, suggesting Huang Kuo-chang could now be called Defense Minister.

The Special Defense Budget Needs Delivery Timetables and Legislative Oversight

US arms sales have sparked questions about whether Taiwan is being treated as a 'cash cow,' though Ministry of National Defense officials strongly refute such claims. The image shows the Army displaying M1A2T tanks. (File photo by Ko Cheng-hui)

Is Taiwan Really America’s ‘Cash Cow’? Inside the $20 Billion Arms Sales Dispute

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