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During Han Kuang 42 exercises, the Fourth Operational Zone adjusted its force deployment. After arriving at the mission area, troops rapidly completed equipment deployment, established communications links, and finished combat readiness preparations. (Pho

Han Kuang 42 | Fourth Zone Integrates Rockets and SAMs for Air Defense

Han Kuang Exercise 42 conducts key port defense mission on the 10th. (Photo by Liu Wei-hung)

Han Kuang 42 | Taiwan Adopts U.S. RDSP as Drills Go Unscripted

On the fifth day of Han Kuang Exercise 42, Hsiung Feng missile launcher vehicles were forward-deployed to Penghu for the first time for positioning drills. (Provided by the Ministry of National Defense)

Han Kuang 42 | Taiwan Fields Hsiung Feng Missiles in Penghu for the First Time

Taiwan's Defense Minister  Wellington Koo speaks to what he is able to disclose about what the United States has contributed to the island's defense operations. (Photo by Chang Yao-lin)

Exclusive | Taiwan Defense Chief Says US Aid More Than Publicly Known

How the ROC Armed Forces can strengthen reserve forces to achieve sustained operational resilience is something Gu Lixiong (center) openly admits is a question he is genuinely wrestling with at present. (Provided by the Ministry of National Defense)

Exclusive | Taiwan Builds a Smarter Reserve Force, One Brigade at a Time

Since Ku Li-hsiung (顧立雄) took office as Minister of National Defense, the ROC military's procurement approach has shifted toward the needs of next-generation warfare. (Provided by the Ministry of National Defense)

Exclusive | Taiwan's Military Has Learned to Buy Smarter Under Koo

The "Kestrel II anti-armor rocket," independently developed by the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST) to enhance asymmetric warfare and urban combat capabilities, has been publicly revealed for the first time. (Photo by Chang

Taiwan Kestrel II Rocket: NCSIST Unveils World’s 4th Indoor-Firing Anti-Armor Rocket – But Army Remains Skeptical

The 256 Squadron serves as the main force operating Taiwan's indigenous Hai Kun submarine. (Photo by Yan Lin-yu)

Taiwan's Silent Fleet: The Secretive 256 Submarine Squadron