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German industry pushes for space launch site in the North Sea
A German industry association hopes civilian adoption of a micro-launch concept will open the door to defense applications.
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Estonia moves to fortify its coastline with missiles and sea mines
The project is included in a list of modernization efforts in the the $760 million defense budget for 2021, approved this week.
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Germany walks away from Lockheed, Boeing cargo helicopter offers
The surprise decision halts an acquisition race that was scheduled to a see a contract awarded in 2021.
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Switzerland’s $6.5 billion fighter jet plan narrowly passes referendum
Defence Minister Viola Amherd considers the result, however close, a mandate to continue ongoing evaluations of the Eurofighter, the Rafale, the F-18 Super Hornet and the F-35A.
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Germany tries to forge a deal on who can play ball in Europe
Time is ticking for Germany to find a compromise on letting American, British and other non-European Union countries tap into the bloc’s emerging defense cooperation scheme.
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German, French defense ministers push for Eurodrone progress
The high-level endorsement means a shot in the arm for a weapons program that has slipped under the radar since Airbus, Dassault and Leonardo unveiled a mock-up drone at the 2018 Berlin Air Show.
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Hungary is Rheinmetall’s launch customer for the Lynx fighting vehicle
Executives celebrated the order as a key deal for the company, following an unsuccessful bid for the U.S. Army’s Bradley replacement program last year.
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German defense leaders place a somber bet on the US election
No matter who wins in November, German defense officials have telegraphed in recent months that they regard America’s retreat from Europe a challenge they can try to manage, but not avoid.
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Six US Air Force B-52 bombers make symbolic sweep over all NATO members
The one-off mission, titled “Allied Sky,” is meant to signal the alliance’s unity and improve interoperability, say U.S. military officials.
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Europe’s next-gen fighter club faces a dilemma: Who else can join?
With mainland Europe and the United Kingdom pursuing their own sixth-generation fighter programs, differing views have started to emerge about how many nations should partake in the action.
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German industry pushes for space launch site in the North Sea
A German industry association hopes civilian adoption of a micro-launch concept will open the door to defense applications.
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Estonia moves to fortify its coastline with missiles and sea mines
The project is included in a list of modernization efforts in the the $760 million defense budget for 2021, approved this week.
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Germany walks away from Lockheed, Boeing cargo helicopter offers
The surprise decision halts an acquisition race that was scheduled to a see a contract awarded in 2021.
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Switzerland’s $6.5 billion fighter jet plan narrowly passes referendum
Defence Minister Viola Amherd considers the result, however close, a mandate to continue ongoing evaluations of the Eurofighter, the Rafale, the F-18 Super Hornet and the F-35A.
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Germany tries to forge a deal on who can play ball in Europe
Time is ticking for Germany to find a compromise on letting American, British and other non-European Union countries tap into the bloc’s emerging defense cooperation scheme.
-
German, French defense ministers push for Eurodrone progress
The high-level endorsement means a shot in the arm for a weapons program that has slipped under the radar since Airbus, Dassault and Leonardo unveiled a mock-up drone at the 2018 Berlin Air Show.
-
Hungary is Rheinmetall’s launch customer for the Lynx fighting vehicle
Executives celebrated the order as a key deal for the company, following an unsuccessful bid for the U.S. Army’s Bradley replacement program last year.
-
German defense leaders place a somber bet on the US election
No matter who wins in November, German defense officials have telegraphed in recent months that they regard America’s retreat from Europe a challenge they can try to manage, but not avoid.
-
Six US Air Force B-52 bombers make symbolic sweep over all NATO members
The one-off mission, titled “Allied Sky,” is meant to signal the alliance’s unity and improve interoperability, say U.S. military officials.
-
Europe’s next-gen fighter club faces a dilemma: Who else can join?
With mainland Europe and the United Kingdom pursuing their own sixth-generation fighter programs, differing views have started to emerge about how many nations should partake in the action.
-
German industry pushes for space launch site in the North Sea
A German industry association hopes civilian adoption of a micro-launch concept will open the door to defense applications.
-
Estonia moves to fortify its coastline with missiles and sea mines
The project is included in a list of modernization efforts in the the $760 million defense budget for 2021, approved this week.
-
Germany walks away from Lockheed, Boeing cargo helicopter offers
The surprise decision halts an acquisition race that was scheduled to a see a contract awarded in 2021.
-
Switzerland’s $6.5 billion fighter jet plan narrowly passes referendum
Defence Minister Viola Amherd considers the result, however close, a mandate to continue ongoing evaluations of the Eurofighter, the Rafale, the F-18 Super Hornet and the F-35A.
-
Germany tries to forge a deal on who can play ball in Europe
Time is ticking for Germany to find a compromise on letting American, British and other non-European Union countries tap into the bloc’s emerging defense cooperation scheme.
-
German, French defense ministers push for Eurodrone progress
The high-level endorsement means a shot in the arm for a weapons program that has slipped under the radar since Airbus, Dassault and Leonardo unveiled a mock-up drone at the 2018 Berlin Air Show.
-
Hungary is Rheinmetall’s launch customer for the Lynx fighting vehicle
Executives celebrated the order as a key deal for the company, following an unsuccessful bid for the U.S. Army’s Bradley replacement program last year.
-
German defense leaders place a somber bet on the US election
No matter who wins in November, German defense officials have telegraphed in recent months that they regard America’s retreat from Europe a challenge they can try to manage, but not avoid.
-
Six US Air Force B-52 bombers make symbolic sweep over all NATO members
The one-off mission, titled “Allied Sky,” is meant to signal the alliance’s unity and improve interoperability, say U.S. military officials.
-
Europe’s next-gen fighter club faces a dilemma: Who else can join?
With mainland Europe and the United Kingdom pursuing their own sixth-generation fighter programs, differing views have started to emerge about how many nations should partake in the action.
