The State Department approved an estimated million sale of infrared search and track systems for F fighter jets as well as other related equipment to Taiwan . The equipment and support will not alter the basic military balance in Taipei and there will be no adverse impact on US defense readiness as a result of the sale the State Department said . This proposed sale serves U.S. national economic and security interests by supporting the recipients continuing efforts to modernize its armed forces and to maintain a credible defensive capability according to the release . The proposed sale of the infrared equipment will help Taiwan defend its airspace provide regional security and increase interoperability with the United States the agency said in a statement . The sale would also include integration support aircraft and munitions support software support software and spare parts consumables personnel training and other related elements. The sale is expected to be completed in about six months . The U.N. National Economic and Security Alerts are available to the U.K. on November 1, 2015 .. for more information on this article. Back to Mail Online: http://www.mailonline.com/news/worldsnews/newswire/com/storystory/storyline/article-storyline-to-report-change-changechange-changing-the-change/change-changes-changing/the-notice-change.com.com-changing.com . Back to the page-changing the-page-change change-last-last.com’s-last/last-page/storylines-last_last-notice.com last-report.com: “Taiwan.com/. Back to The Storyline-change” Back to Back To Mail Online’Back to The
State Department approves $500 million sale of infrared search and track systems for F-16
