TADTE-Industry News

Taiwan talks tough as carrier sets sails 2011/08/11

Source: The Scotsman / By Staff Reporters / August 11, 2011 A Taiwan-made ship-to-ship missile, dubbed Hsiungfeng III (Brave Wind III) is displayed at the Taipei World Trade Centre. Pic: AFP Taiwan yesterday called its most advanced missile as "an aircraft carrier killer" - on the same day that China began sea trials of ...more

Taiwan Debuts Least Subtle Weapon In The History Of Weapons 2011/08/11

Source: Gizmodo / By Sam Biddle / August 11, 2011 Photo: Wally Santana/AP What do you do when your little island nation is under the constant implied threat of military annihilation from China, and China launches its first ever aircraft carrier? Debut your fancy new aircraft carrier-destroying missile. Complete with scary artwork!...more

Taiwan sends not-so-subtle signal on China's carrier 2011/08/11

Source: Taipei Times / By J. Michael Cole / Staff Reporter / August 11, 2011 The newly manufactured Hsiung Feng (“Brave Wind”) III anti-ship missile is displayed at this year's Taipei Aerospace and Defense Technology Exhibition in Taipei yesterday. Photo: CNA In a blunt departure from tradition, the military yesterday displayed a mode...more

Aerospace show aims to lure more business 2011/08/10

Source: CNA / August 10, 2011 TAIPEI -- The Taipei Aerospace and Defense Technology Exhibition (TADTE) 2011 will be held Aug. 11 to Aug. 14 at Taipei World Trade Center as part of the government's effort to generate more business in the field, according to the organizers. Some 90 exhibitors from around the world have registered to display ...more

As China Launches Aircraft Carrier, Taiwan Touts 'Aircraft Carrier Killer' 2011/08/10

Source: The Wall Street Journal / August 10, 2011 Associated Press Taiwan's indigenous Hsiung Feng III missile is propped against the backdrop of a billboard depicting a missile-riddled aircraft carrier, closely resembling China's carrier “Varyag,” during a media preview of the Taipei Aerospace and Defense Technology s...more

Taiwan hails missile as 'aircraft carrier killer' 2011/08/10

Source: SFGate / August 10, 2011 Taiwan is hailing its most advanced missile as "an aircraft carrier killer" on the same day that China began sea trials of it first aircraft carrier. During the preview for a defense exhibition Wednesday, Taiwan brandished the indigenous Hsiung Feng III missile against the backdrop of a billboard ...more

As China launches aircraft carrier, Taiwan presents 'aircraft carrier killer' 2011/08/10

Source: Telegraph / August 10, 2011 Taiwan's Hsiung Feng III missile is unveiled against the backdrop of a billboard depicting a missile-riddled aircraft carrier. Photo: AP On the same day China began sea trials of its first aircraft carrier, Taiwan hailed its most advance missile, dubbing it an "aircraft carrier killer"...more

Taiwan flexes its muscles with growing display of homegrown weapons 2011/08/10

Source: Monsters and Critics / August 10, 2011 Taipei - Taiwan will beef up its arsenal of homegrown weapons eligible for public display this week, rolling out models of a supersonic anti-ship missile and a surface-to-air missile to flex muscle as it relies increasingly on its own hardware research. The island's Ministry of National Defenc...more

The Least Subtle Weapon in the History of Weapons 2011/08/10

Source: Gizmodo / By Sam Biddle / August 10, 2011 Photo: Wally Santana/AP What do you do when your little island nation is under the constant implied threat of military annihilation from China, and China launches its first ever aircraft carrier? Debut your fancy new aircraft carrier-destroying missile. Complete with scary artwork!...more

Taiwan's 'Carrier Killer' Aims To Sink China's Carrier 2011/08/10

Source: Defense News / By WENDELL MINNICK / August 10, 2011 This mural was displayed at the Taipei Aerospace and Defense Technology Exhibition showing Taiwan Hsiung Feng 3 missiles attacking the new Chinese carrrier, Varyag. (Wendell Minnick) TAIPEI - In the event of war, Taiwan plans to sink China's new aircraft carrier, the Vary...more