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Germany awaits France’s signal on new sub-hunting planes
Extra P-8 Poseidon planes or not, Berlin wants to coordinate its investments with Paris, banking on the bilateral Maritime Airborne Warning System for now.
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Six questions with the commander of US Army Europe and Africa
U.S. Army Gen. Darryl Williams shares his observations on the war in Ukraine, and why standardized artillery training among allies is all the rage.
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Ukraine to target Russia’s bases of Iran-supplied explosive drones
Ukrainian forces have used Soviet anti-aircraft weapons as well as German-supplied Gepards to counter so-called suicide drones, a Ukrainian official says.
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UK’s Radakin sees grinding duel, ‘skirmish opportunities’ in Ukraine
Adm. Antony Radakin painted a rather static picture of the conflict’s trajectory that’s not conducive to quick wins.
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Nordic countries draft new playbook for defending NATO’s north
Central to the thinking is a desire to view the territories of Norway, Sweden and Finland more holistically in defense plans.
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German, Estonian troops to practice defense of Tallinn harbor, airport
Defending the Baltic nations from Russian attack is a key consideration in NATO’s operational plans.
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Under pressure, Germany pledges more military aid to Ukraine
Berlin will send two additional multiple-launch rocket systems, known as MARS II, with 200 missiles and 50 Dingo armored personnel carriers.
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Germany vows to relax its caveats on European arms exports
If countries like France, Italy or Spain see no problem with giving weapons to a given country, should Germany?
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US unveils $2B in military aid for Europe, arms for Ukraine
New aid includes loans for Ukraine and 18 countries to buy arms.
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US officials balance arms sales push against securing tech secrets
The push to flush more American weaponry into the world market follows an increased appetite by governments to up-arm.
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Germany awaits France’s signal on new sub-hunting planes
Extra P-8 Poseidon planes or not, Berlin wants to coordinate its investments with Paris, banking on the bilateral Maritime Airborne Warning System for now.
-
Six questions with the commander of US Army Europe and Africa
U.S. Army Gen. Darryl Williams shares his observations on the war in Ukraine, and why standardized artillery training among allies is all the rage.
-
Ukraine to target Russia’s bases of Iran-supplied explosive drones
Ukrainian forces have used Soviet anti-aircraft weapons as well as German-supplied Gepards to counter so-called suicide drones, a Ukrainian official says.
-
UK’s Radakin sees grinding duel, ‘skirmish opportunities’ in Ukraine
Adm. Antony Radakin painted a rather static picture of the conflict’s trajectory that’s not conducive to quick wins.
-
Nordic countries draft new playbook for defending NATO’s north
Central to the thinking is a desire to view the territories of Norway, Sweden and Finland more holistically in defense plans.
-
German, Estonian troops to practice defense of Tallinn harbor, airport
Defending the Baltic nations from Russian attack is a key consideration in NATO’s operational plans.
-
Under pressure, Germany pledges more military aid to Ukraine
Berlin will send two additional multiple-launch rocket systems, known as MARS II, with 200 missiles and 50 Dingo armored personnel carriers.
-
Germany vows to relax its caveats on European arms exports
If countries like France, Italy or Spain see no problem with giving weapons to a given country, should Germany?
-
US unveils $2B in military aid for Europe, arms for Ukraine
New aid includes loans for Ukraine and 18 countries to buy arms.
-
US officials balance arms sales push against securing tech secrets
The push to flush more American weaponry into the world market follows an increased appetite by governments to up-arm.
-
Germany awaits France’s signal on new sub-hunting planes
Extra P-8 Poseidon planes or not, Berlin wants to coordinate its investments with Paris, banking on the bilateral Maritime Airborne Warning System for now.
-
Six questions with the commander of US Army Europe and Africa
U.S. Army Gen. Darryl Williams shares his observations on the war in Ukraine, and why standardized artillery training among allies is all the rage.
-
Ukraine to target Russia’s bases of Iran-supplied explosive drones
Ukrainian forces have used Soviet anti-aircraft weapons as well as German-supplied Gepards to counter so-called suicide drones, a Ukrainian official says.
-
UK’s Radakin sees grinding duel, ‘skirmish opportunities’ in Ukraine
Adm. Antony Radakin painted a rather static picture of the conflict’s trajectory that’s not conducive to quick wins.
-
Nordic countries draft new playbook for defending NATO’s north
Central to the thinking is a desire to view the territories of Norway, Sweden and Finland more holistically in defense plans.
-
German, Estonian troops to practice defense of Tallinn harbor, airport
Defending the Baltic nations from Russian attack is a key consideration in NATO’s operational plans.
-
Under pressure, Germany pledges more military aid to Ukraine
Berlin will send two additional multiple-launch rocket systems, known as MARS II, with 200 missiles and 50 Dingo armored personnel carriers.
-
Germany vows to relax its caveats on European arms exports
If countries like France, Italy or Spain see no problem with giving weapons to a given country, should Germany?
-
US unveils $2B in military aid for Europe, arms for Ukraine
New aid includes loans for Ukraine and 18 countries to buy arms.
-
US officials balance arms sales push against securing tech secrets
The push to flush more American weaponry into the world market follows an increased appetite by governments to up-arm.
