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■Japan's small test railgun fires 10 rounds in a row on battery power ■PLA cyber scientist Guo Shize vanishes from China's academy roster, the latest defence expert to go ■Why India's border-police commando push, reported on 10 November 2026, is built for face-offs ■Why India's 2 November 2026 corvette order looks more like a fleet-age fix than a leap ■Philippine Navy puts its western command on alert as a Chinese rocket streaks over its sea outposts ■Cambodia starts its first military conscription as 5,000 recruits begin training ■Japan's small test railgun fires 10 rounds in a row on battery power ■PLA cyber scientist Guo Shize vanishes from China's academy roster, the latest defence expert to go ■Why India's border-police commando push, reported on 10 November 2026, is built for face-offs ■Why India's 2 November 2026 corvette order looks more like a fleet-age fix than a leap ■Philippine Navy puts its western command on alert as a Chinese rocket streaks over its sea outposts ■Cambodia starts its first military conscription as 5,000 recruits begin training

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A grey angular railgun mount with a long barrel on the deck of a Japanese naval test ship

Japan's small test railgun fires 10 rounds in a row on battery power

Japan's defence procurement agency showed a 16mm railgun firing one round every 10 seconds, a step toward shrinking the huge power supply the weapon needs.

TaiwanDefence · 17m ago · 3 min read