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Hawaii False Missile Alert Sent By Worker Who Thought Attack Was Imminent
The Hawaii employee who sent out a false alarm earlier this month warning of an incoming missile attack said he misunderstood a drill and believed that a ballistic missile had actually been fired, authorities said Tuesday.
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Here's What Went Wrong With Hawaii Missile Alert, FCC Says
The emergency worker who sent a false public safety alert on Jan. 13 warning of an imminent ballistic missile attack on Hawaii believed that a ballistic missile was truly bound for the state after mishearing a recorded message as part of an unscheduled drill, according to a preliminary investigation by federal officials
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Taiwan Understands Need To Spend More On Defence, President Says In US
Taiwan understands the need to spend more on its defence and will continue to increase its military spending, President Tsai Ing-wen said during a visit to Hawaii that has provoked anger from Beijing.
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China Joins Counter-Piracy Part of Hawaii Drills
China has been boarding ships looking for mock pirates and contraband as it joins the world's largest maritime exercises for the first time.
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China Looks to Gain by Joining Big US: led Pacific naval drills
A giant U.S.-led naval exercise began off Hawaii on Thursday with China joining its Asia-Pacific rivals for the first time, but analysts doubted the drills would ease tensions over Chinese maritime claims and some said Beijing could use them to strengthen its navy.
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At Navy Drills US and China Try to Forge Relationship
Chinese warships will join US-led naval drills off Hawaii for the first time this week, in a significant but mainly symbolic effort by the two powers' fighting forces to make friends, not war.
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Hawaii False Missile Alert Sent By Worker Who Thought Attack Was Imminent
The Hawaii employee who sent out a false alarm earlier this month warning of an incoming missile attack said he misunderstood a drill and believed that a ballistic missile had actually been fired, authorities said Tuesday.
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Here's What Went Wrong With Hawaii Missile Alert, FCC Says
The emergency worker who sent a false public safety alert on Jan. 13 warning of an imminent ballistic missile attack on Hawaii believed that a ballistic missile was truly bound for the state after mishearing a recorded message as part of an unscheduled drill, according to a preliminary investigation by federal officials
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Taiwan Understands Need To Spend More On Defence, President Says In US
Taiwan understands the need to spend more on its defence and will continue to increase its military spending, President Tsai Ing-wen said during a visit to Hawaii that has provoked anger from Beijing.
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China Joins Counter-Piracy Part of Hawaii Drills
China has been boarding ships looking for mock pirates and contraband as it joins the world's largest maritime exercises for the first time.
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China Looks to Gain by Joining Big US: led Pacific naval drills
A giant U.S.-led naval exercise began off Hawaii on Thursday with China joining its Asia-Pacific rivals for the first time, but analysts doubted the drills would ease tensions over Chinese maritime claims and some said Beijing could use them to strengthen its navy.
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At Navy Drills US and China Try to Forge Relationship
Chinese warships will join US-led naval drills off Hawaii for the first time this week, in a significant but mainly symbolic effort by the two powers' fighting forces to make friends, not war.
