
Japan Tests Long-Range Type 12 Missile, Enhancing Counterstrike Capability
Japan has tested its long-range Type 12 missile, a move that enhances its counterstrike capability and signifies a shift away from its post-World War II defense posture.
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Japan’s efforts to build a long-range capability to strike Chinese warships reached a milestone last week as flight testing began for the air-launched variant of its upgraded Type 12 anti-ship missile, a weapon with a reported range of about 1,000km (620 miles). Photographs taken by aviation enthusiasts on July 30 at Gifu airbase in central Japan show a Mitsubishi F-2B fighter carrying two inert examples of the missile beneath its wings, marking the first public confirmation of a flight...
By Gabriel Dominguez
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