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Boeing pledges expanded German industry involvement if the nation buys the F-18
While prospective local partners remained unnamed, Boeing claims its outreach effort would amount to deals worth about $4 billion.
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New German government revisits Tornado replacement options
Germany is once again weighing its options for replacing the country’s aging Tornado aircraft fleet, which could put the F-35 back on the table.
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Norway swaps in its F-35s for NATO quick-reaction mission in the High North
Norway’s has designated its F-35 aircraft for a NATO quick-reaction alert mission in the High North, ending a 42-year run of the country’s F-16s for that job, the government announced.
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German proposal for an EU arms-export regime faces uphill battle
A pet topic of the Greens, who now head the foreign ministry, weapons-exports debates have a history of creating friction in the German-French defense relationship in particular.
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Finland picks F-35 as its next fighter, continuing the American plane’s inroads in Europe
The Finnish government has picked the F-35 as the replacement weapon for the country’s F-18 Hornet fleet, known as the HX program, according to a Ministry of Defence statement.
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New German defense minister takes office, as allies await answers on spending, nukes
The German change of government comes as Europeans grapple with a response to Russia’s military buildup on the border with Ukraine, which has led intelligence agencies to surmise an invasion could be in the offing early next year.
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U.S.-EU leaders to unveil new forum for defense, security talks
Top U.S. and European Union officials are readying a new channel for dialog on defense and security issues, as both sides of the Atlantic stare down similar challenges, a senior EU military official said.
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Incoming German government commits to NATO nuclear deterrent
“The good news is that we are at least staying the course,” said Christian Mölling, a senior analyst at the Berlin-based German Council on Foreign Relations.
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EU nations add air, space and drone tech to their defense cooperation roster
European Union defense ministers have approved new collaborative projects meant to boost the bloc’s military capabilities in air, space and drone operations.
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NATO chief signals support to Ukraine amid Russian troop buildup
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has assured Ukraine of the alliance’s backing amid what he called an “unusual concentration” of Russian forces in the area.
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Boeing pledges expanded German industry involvement if the nation buys the F-18
While prospective local partners remained unnamed, Boeing claims its outreach effort would amount to deals worth about $4 billion.
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New German government revisits Tornado replacement options
Germany is once again weighing its options for replacing the country’s aging Tornado aircraft fleet, which could put the F-35 back on the table.
-
Norway swaps in its F-35s for NATO quick-reaction mission in the High North
Norway’s has designated its F-35 aircraft for a NATO quick-reaction alert mission in the High North, ending a 42-year run of the country’s F-16s for that job, the government announced.
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German proposal for an EU arms-export regime faces uphill battle
A pet topic of the Greens, who now head the foreign ministry, weapons-exports debates have a history of creating friction in the German-French defense relationship in particular.
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Finland picks F-35 as its next fighter, continuing the American plane’s inroads in Europe
The Finnish government has picked the F-35 as the replacement weapon for the country’s F-18 Hornet fleet, known as the HX program, according to a Ministry of Defence statement.
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New German defense minister takes office, as allies await answers on spending, nukes
The German change of government comes as Europeans grapple with a response to Russia’s military buildup on the border with Ukraine, which has led intelligence agencies to surmise an invasion could be in the offing early next year.
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U.S.-EU leaders to unveil new forum for defense, security talks
Top U.S. and European Union officials are readying a new channel for dialog on defense and security issues, as both sides of the Atlantic stare down similar challenges, a senior EU military official said.
-
Incoming German government commits to NATO nuclear deterrent
“The good news is that we are at least staying the course,” said Christian Mölling, a senior analyst at the Berlin-based German Council on Foreign Relations.
-
EU nations add air, space and drone tech to their defense cooperation roster
European Union defense ministers have approved new collaborative projects meant to boost the bloc’s military capabilities in air, space and drone operations.
-
NATO chief signals support to Ukraine amid Russian troop buildup
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has assured Ukraine of the alliance’s backing amid what he called an “unusual concentration” of Russian forces in the area.
-
Boeing pledges expanded German industry involvement if the nation buys the F-18
While prospective local partners remained unnamed, Boeing claims its outreach effort would amount to deals worth about $4 billion.
-
New German government revisits Tornado replacement options
Germany is once again weighing its options for replacing the country’s aging Tornado aircraft fleet, which could put the F-35 back on the table.
-
Norway swaps in its F-35s for NATO quick-reaction mission in the High North
Norway’s has designated its F-35 aircraft for a NATO quick-reaction alert mission in the High North, ending a 42-year run of the country’s F-16s for that job, the government announced.
-
German proposal for an EU arms-export regime faces uphill battle
A pet topic of the Greens, who now head the foreign ministry, weapons-exports debates have a history of creating friction in the German-French defense relationship in particular.
-
Finland picks F-35 as its next fighter, continuing the American plane’s inroads in Europe
The Finnish government has picked the F-35 as the replacement weapon for the country’s F-18 Hornet fleet, known as the HX program, according to a Ministry of Defence statement.
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New German defense minister takes office, as allies await answers on spending, nukes
The German change of government comes as Europeans grapple with a response to Russia’s military buildup on the border with Ukraine, which has led intelligence agencies to surmise an invasion could be in the offing early next year.
-
U.S.-EU leaders to unveil new forum for defense, security talks
Top U.S. and European Union officials are readying a new channel for dialog on defense and security issues, as both sides of the Atlantic stare down similar challenges, a senior EU military official said.
-
Incoming German government commits to NATO nuclear deterrent
“The good news is that we are at least staying the course,” said Christian Mölling, a senior analyst at the Berlin-based German Council on Foreign Relations.
-
EU nations add air, space and drone tech to their defense cooperation roster
European Union defense ministers have approved new collaborative projects meant to boost the bloc’s military capabilities in air, space and drone operations.
-
NATO chief signals support to Ukraine amid Russian troop buildup
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has assured Ukraine of the alliance’s backing amid what he called an “unusual concentration” of Russian forces in the area.
