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The U.S. may want to sell Taiwan other types of military equipment in addition to the items listed in its NT$610.8 billion weapons package, according to a U.S. Congressional report, a Chinese language daily reported yesterday.
The items the U.S. may want to sell include some kinds of equipment that can track electronic signals for intelligence gathering and reconnaissance, medium-sized airlifters, joint-strike fighter planes, armored vehicles and equipment to improve the function of F-16 engines, according to the United Evening News.
The items the U.S. may want to sell include some kinds of equipment that can track electronic signals for intelligence gathering and reconnaissance, medium-sized airlifters, joint-strike fighter planes, armored vehicles and equipment to improve the function of F-16 engines, according to the United Evening News.