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Rafael finds European partners to market Trophy active protection system
The new Germany-based venture, dubbed EuroTrophy, is charged with finding new takers for the defensive technology and leading any vehicle-integration efforts for future customers.
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EU leaders weigh new innovation hub role for the European Defence Agency
European Union defense ministers are slated to consider a new proposal on Nov. 16 for beefing up the European Defence Agency’s role in breeding technology innovations that can be used by the bloc’s armed forces.
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Spain’s Defence Ministry denies interest in F-35
Spain has no interest in the American F-35 fighter jet and is solely committed to the Future Combat Air System that it is pursuing with France and Germany, a defense spokeswoman told Reuters.
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General Dynamics’ Europe team dips into remote-controlled vehicles, ground robots
General Dynamics European Land Systems has rolled out a remote-driving concept for its vehicle lineup that the company presented on its ASCOD light tank at the FEINDEF defense exhibit.
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US, European officials pursue increased defense cooperation
At issue is how both sides of the Atlantic can bridge the opposing poles of competition and cooperation as they seek to connect their defense industries in search of better capabilities for all.
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‘We are in a very crucial period’: European Defence Agency boss on collective defense
European Defence Agency chief executive Jiri Sedivy talks about what’s next in European defense cooperation.
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Boeing gets nod to start building Germany’s P-8 anti-submarine aircraft
Boeing has inked a contract with the U.S. Navy to produce five P-8A Poseidon maritime surveillance and anti-submarine aircraft destined for the German sea service.
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Greece signs pact to buy three frigates from France
The Greek ministry of defense has committed to buying three frigates from France’s Naval Group with weaponry supplied by MBDA in a potential $3.5 billion deal, the companies announced on Sept. 28.
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French submarine snub tests EU defense cooperation avenues
France’s rage over its abrupt sidelining by an Australian-British-US defense pact is drawing fresh attention to nascent European Union cooperation programs designed to build bridges across the Atlantic and the English Channel.
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Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
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Rafael finds European partners to market Trophy active protection system
The new Germany-based venture, dubbed EuroTrophy, is charged with finding new takers for the defensive technology and leading any vehicle-integration efforts for future customers.
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EU leaders weigh new innovation hub role for the European Defence Agency
European Union defense ministers are slated to consider a new proposal on Nov. 16 for beefing up the European Defence Agency’s role in breeding technology innovations that can be used by the bloc’s armed forces.
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Spain’s Defence Ministry denies interest in F-35
Spain has no interest in the American F-35 fighter jet and is solely committed to the Future Combat Air System that it is pursuing with France and Germany, a defense spokeswoman told Reuters.
-
General Dynamics’ Europe team dips into remote-controlled vehicles, ground robots
General Dynamics European Land Systems has rolled out a remote-driving concept for its vehicle lineup that the company presented on its ASCOD light tank at the FEINDEF defense exhibit.
-
US, European officials pursue increased defense cooperation
At issue is how both sides of the Atlantic can bridge the opposing poles of competition and cooperation as they seek to connect their defense industries in search of better capabilities for all.
-
‘We are in a very crucial period’: European Defence Agency boss on collective defense
European Defence Agency chief executive Jiri Sedivy talks about what’s next in European defense cooperation.
-
Boeing gets nod to start building Germany’s P-8 anti-submarine aircraft
Boeing has inked a contract with the U.S. Navy to produce five P-8A Poseidon maritime surveillance and anti-submarine aircraft destined for the German sea service.
-
Greece signs pact to buy three frigates from France
The Greek ministry of defense has committed to buying three frigates from France’s Naval Group with weaponry supplied by MBDA in a potential $3.5 billion deal, the companies announced on Sept. 28.
-
French submarine snub tests EU defense cooperation avenues
France’s rage over its abrupt sidelining by an Australian-British-US defense pact is drawing fresh attention to nascent European Union cooperation programs designed to build bridges across the Atlantic and the English Channel.
-
Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
-
Rafael finds European partners to market Trophy active protection system
The new Germany-based venture, dubbed EuroTrophy, is charged with finding new takers for the defensive technology and leading any vehicle-integration efforts for future customers.
-
EU leaders weigh new innovation hub role for the European Defence Agency
European Union defense ministers are slated to consider a new proposal on Nov. 16 for beefing up the European Defence Agency’s role in breeding technology innovations that can be used by the bloc’s armed forces.
-
Spain’s Defence Ministry denies interest in F-35
Spain has no interest in the American F-35 fighter jet and is solely committed to the Future Combat Air System that it is pursuing with France and Germany, a defense spokeswoman told Reuters.
-
General Dynamics’ Europe team dips into remote-controlled vehicles, ground robots
General Dynamics European Land Systems has rolled out a remote-driving concept for its vehicle lineup that the company presented on its ASCOD light tank at the FEINDEF defense exhibit.
-
US, European officials pursue increased defense cooperation
At issue is how both sides of the Atlantic can bridge the opposing poles of competition and cooperation as they seek to connect their defense industries in search of better capabilities for all.
-
‘We are in a very crucial period’: European Defence Agency boss on collective defense
European Defence Agency chief executive Jiri Sedivy talks about what’s next in European defense cooperation.
-
Boeing gets nod to start building Germany’s P-8 anti-submarine aircraft
Boeing has inked a contract with the U.S. Navy to produce five P-8A Poseidon maritime surveillance and anti-submarine aircraft destined for the German sea service.
-
Greece signs pact to buy three frigates from France
The Greek ministry of defense has committed to buying three frigates from France’s Naval Group with weaponry supplied by MBDA in a potential $3.5 billion deal, the companies announced on Sept. 28.
-
French submarine snub tests EU defense cooperation avenues
France’s rage over its abrupt sidelining by an Australian-British-US defense pact is drawing fresh attention to nascent European Union cooperation programs designed to build bridges across the Atlantic and the English Channel.
-
Next Pentagon budget will detail climate change spending
The push comes after extreme weather, fueled by a warming of the earth’s atmosphere, has wreaked havoc on Americans across the country this summer.
