Defense News

2021/05/19	The Ministry of National Defense issues a press release on the passage of a US destroyer through the Taiwan Strait (May 19, 2021)
2021/05/16	Army Command issues a press release stating that “Chengkungling servicemen with households registered in Taipei and New Taipei City will not have their holidays this week.”
2021/05/15	Reserve Command issues a press release stating that the National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine will be temporarily closed from May 16 to June 8 due to the epidemic in Taipei and New Taipei City (May 15, 2021)
2021/05/15	The Ministry of National Defense issues a press release to clarify media reports stating that "the commanding officer has expressly indicated that a major, a company commander, should take the lead in getting vaccinated, otherwise there is no hope of
2021/05/14	The Ministry of National Defense issues a press release stating that "a prosecutor of the New Taipei District Prosecutors' Office requests the detention of the Director of the Facilities and Construction Section of the Armament Bureau"
2021/05/13	The Armed Forces took part in the "Min'an No. 7 Exercise" in Hsinchu to verify the results of integrated disaster relief
2021/05/13	Naval Maintenance Division Command issues a press release in response to media reports stating that "an employee was dismissed for stealing waste cables, and won a reinstatement lawsuit" (May 13, 201)
2021/05/11	The Ministry of National Defense issues a press release stating that "in response to the severe and special infectious pneumonia epidemic, the Education Recall Training for Reserves will be suspended from May 12 to June 30, 2021"
2021/05/10	Naval Command issues a press release in response to media reports that "the Marine Corps has purchased parallel imports of boarding tool-kits. They failed to pass inspection and acceptance twice" (May 10, 2021)
2021/05/09	The Ministry of National Defense issues a press release clarifying media reports that "the Armaments Bureau held bids to purchase parts for the Clouded Leopard for the Taiwan Infantry Fighting Vehicle (TIFV), but it turns out the parts were made in C