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Japan's military strategy is focused on defending territory along the edge of the East China Sea, where it is locked in a dispute with the Chinese government over a group of uninhabited islands. The country's ruling party - which defied expectations by maintaining a majority in Sunday's parliamentary election - has pledged to double defense spending as public sentiment grows increasingly wary of China. Sunday's delivery comes at a tense time for Japan, as it looks to counter China's military assertiveness in Asia. Air Force has run into performance snags, including defects with an on-board video system. Boeing touts the aircraft as its most state-of-the-art refueling tanker, equipped with advanced sensors and capable of carrying cargo and passengers as it refuels other planes. Air Force and JASDF initially awarded a contract for one KC-46A, but have since exercised options for three more of the jets. Purchasing Efficiency offers huge ATA Chapter parts list Page - 53. Boeing in a statement called the delivery a "significant milestone" for U.S.-Japan cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region. Service Bulletin No: 53-008 Ref No: 348 Modification No: EC-15-0510 ATA Chapter: 53 SERVICE BULLETIN PILATUS AIRCRAFT LTD, STANS, SWITZERLAND Service Bulletin No: 53-008 Drat 1 Date: Feb 25/16 Rev No. The Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) took delivery of the jet under a contract first signed in 2017. But a PhD from MIT, decades of risk management at US investment bank JP Morgan ( JPM) and years spent in management at Barclays ( BARC.L) have meant the stage has been set for CS Venkatakrishnan (known as Venkat) to become chief executive for quite some time. (Reuters) - Boeing Co delivered its first KC-46A aircraft to Japan, the company said on Sunday, the first delivery of the aerial refueling jet to a customer outside the United States, as growing tensions with China spur Japan to ramp up defense spending. Succession planning at the world's biggest banks is no easy job.