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Japan’s new Aegis ships will need to counter Hypersonic Weapons
Following the sudden announcement of the suspension of the Aegis Ashore deployment, the Japanese government announced in December 2020 a plan to procure two Aegis System-equipped ships for the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF). The ability of these ships to deal with Hypersonic Weapons is a key issue.
09 Mar 2021
The Japanese government is currently considering to build the ship with the Aegis system (Aegis BL9, called J7 in Japan) and radar (SPY-7), initially contracted for Aegis Ashore. The ships are called “Aegis System-equipped ships” rather than ....

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