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During the Han Kuang exercise on the 10th, Apache helicopters belonging to the Army Aviation and Special Forces Command conducted dispersed deployment operations at the Coast Guard Administration headquarters in Wenshan District, Taipei. (Photo courtesy o

Han Kuang 42 | Army Apaches Land at Coast Guard HQ in Dispersal Drill

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

A CH-47 Chinook transport helicopter and President Lai Ching-te's (賴清德) presidential aircraft appear on the tarmac at the same time during the Han Kuang 42 live-force drill. (Photo provided by reader)

Han Kuang 42 | Marines Airlifted North by Chinook on Opening Day

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

Minister of National Defense Gu Li-hsiung (顧立雄) at the Legislative Yuan's Economics Committee review of the special procurement bill for defense-autonomous unmanned vehicles. (Photo by Chen Pin-yu)

Han Kuang 42 | Koo Dismisses Live-Fire Visit Reports as Factually Wrong

The live-force phase of Han Kuang Exercise 42 is scheduled for August 5. Pictured is Han Kuang Exercise 41. (File photo, Yan Lin-yu)

Han Kuang 42 | Taiwan's Largest Reserve Call-Up Deploys 5,000 Troops

The Ministry of National Defense's "Joint Defense Exercise" marked the first time in 30 years that ROC military forces conducted drills on Orchid Island and Green Island (file photo, CNA).

Exclusive | Taiwan Lands Troops on Orchid Island in Doctrine Shift

Taiwan Thinktank advisory committee member Chou Yu-ping (周宇平) warns that the true challenge in wartime is not the inconvenience of losing mobile phone access, but the brutal reality that all information and communications capabilities could vanish in an i

Taiwan's Drills Simulate Blackouts; Expert Urges Military Comms Reform

President Lai Ching-te (front right 3), Minister of National Defense Wellington Koo (front right 2), and National Security Council Secretary-General Wu Chao-hsieh (front right 1) place high priority on the current state of Taiwan's drone development. (CNA

Exclusive | Taiwan's Military Forms High-Level Drone Unit, Eyes 200,000 UAVs

Communications systems relay intelligence and commands, directly affecting combat effectiveness. Taiwan's military has in recent years actively strengthened communications resilience — and has quietly spent a significant sum establishing a backup data cen

Exclusive | Taiwan's Military Data Has a Secret Backup — And It's Not in the United States

Unmanned vehicles, including drones, have become critical weapons in modern warfare, yet the military's counter-drone capabilities have drawn outside scrutiny. Pictured: a soldier holding a drone-jamming rifle. (File photo, courtesy of Military News Agenc

Behind the Scenes | Taiwan's Military Still Can't Counter Drones

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 US-Iran War has shattered the myth of the MQ-9 Reaper drone. (File photo, courtesy of US Air Force official website)

Which Expensive US Weapons Is Taiwan Rethinking After the Iran War?

Defense Minister Wellington Koo emphasizes that investing in defense means investing in peace. (Photo / Yen Lin-yu)

Taiwan Military to Deploy Robot Dogs and Ground Drones

Defense Minister Wellington Koo revealed that the Army will extend combat training to ten consecutive full day sessions. (Photo by Ko Cheng-hui)

Taiwan Army Overhauls Training, Adopts Ten Day Continuous Combat Exercises

Following multiple surface trials, Taiwan's domestically produced submarine, the Hai Kun, officially initiated shallow-water submersion tests on the 29th. (Courtesy of a reader)

Taiwan Clears Key Defense Hurdle with First Successful Dive of Indigenous Submarine

Taiwan's Executive Yuan approved a multi-year extra defense spending package in November 2025, but the massive budget has sparked controversy. (Photo / Ko Cheng-hui)

Will Taiwan's Massive Defense Spending Package Boost Combat Readiness?