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NATO group in Europe to receive first jointly owned aerial tankers
Member nations can also operate the tankers in a cargo, passenger or medical-evacuation configuration.
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German shipyard shuffle clears path for MKS 180 warship program to proceed
An agreement by Lürssen and German Naval Yards Kiel has dislodged a major legal roadblock in the multibillion-dollar program to build the large frigate-type vessels for the Navy.
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Pentagon’s European exercise campaign resumes with US-Polish drill
Officials says they will attempt to keep the risk of coronavirus infection low during upcoming events.
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NATO’s Camille Grand on the alliance’s Arctic tack
While the Arctic falls outside the Western military alliance’s traditional focus, officials have begun paying closer attention to the region.
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NATO chief backs Germany’s vow to keep war-ready US nukes
Debate has flared up in recent weeks about Germany’s nuclear-bombing role, following the Defence Ministry’s recommendation to purchase 30 F-18 jets for the job.
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German government asks Lockheed, MBDA to rebid on missile defense system
The latest request for a proposal for the TLVS program is the third iteration, after previous attempts to draft a contract failed.
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Lockheed creates new job to push sales in Central, Eastern Europe
Dennis Goege previously worked for the German Aerospace Center, based in Cologne, where he oversaw defense and security research programs.
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Saab delivers first Global Eye early-warning plane to UAE
The aircraft arrived in Dubai following a brief stopover in Bulgaria on its way from Sweden, Saab CEO Micael Johansson told reporters.
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NATO checks its Cold War playbook in bid to fight pandemic
The pandemic is forcing alliance officials to rethink contingency planning during major civil crises, as member nations’ funding projections remain murky.
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German government cites US ties in choice of F-18 planes for nuclear, jamming missions
Boeing has a foot in the door in Germany, but a final decision is still years away.
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NATO group in Europe to receive first jointly owned aerial tankers
Member nations can also operate the tankers in a cargo, passenger or medical-evacuation configuration.
-
German shipyard shuffle clears path for MKS 180 warship program to proceed
An agreement by Lürssen and German Naval Yards Kiel has dislodged a major legal roadblock in the multibillion-dollar program to build the large frigate-type vessels for the Navy.
-
Pentagon’s European exercise campaign resumes with US-Polish drill
Officials says they will attempt to keep the risk of coronavirus infection low during upcoming events.
-
NATO’s Camille Grand on the alliance’s Arctic tack
While the Arctic falls outside the Western military alliance’s traditional focus, officials have begun paying closer attention to the region.
-
NATO chief backs Germany’s vow to keep war-ready US nukes
Debate has flared up in recent weeks about Germany’s nuclear-bombing role, following the Defence Ministry’s recommendation to purchase 30 F-18 jets for the job.
-
German government asks Lockheed, MBDA to rebid on missile defense system
The latest request for a proposal for the TLVS program is the third iteration, after previous attempts to draft a contract failed.
-
Lockheed creates new job to push sales in Central, Eastern Europe
Dennis Goege previously worked for the German Aerospace Center, based in Cologne, where he oversaw defense and security research programs.
-
Saab delivers first Global Eye early-warning plane to UAE
The aircraft arrived in Dubai following a brief stopover in Bulgaria on its way from Sweden, Saab CEO Micael Johansson told reporters.
-
NATO checks its Cold War playbook in bid to fight pandemic
The pandemic is forcing alliance officials to rethink contingency planning during major civil crises, as member nations’ funding projections remain murky.
-
German government cites US ties in choice of F-18 planes for nuclear, jamming missions
Boeing has a foot in the door in Germany, but a final decision is still years away.
-
NATO group in Europe to receive first jointly owned aerial tankers
Member nations can also operate the tankers in a cargo, passenger or medical-evacuation configuration.
-
German shipyard shuffle clears path for MKS 180 warship program to proceed
An agreement by Lürssen and German Naval Yards Kiel has dislodged a major legal roadblock in the multibillion-dollar program to build the large frigate-type vessels for the Navy.
-
Pentagon’s European exercise campaign resumes with US-Polish drill
Officials says they will attempt to keep the risk of coronavirus infection low during upcoming events.
-
NATO’s Camille Grand on the alliance’s Arctic tack
While the Arctic falls outside the Western military alliance’s traditional focus, officials have begun paying closer attention to the region.
-
NATO chief backs Germany’s vow to keep war-ready US nukes
Debate has flared up in recent weeks about Germany’s nuclear-bombing role, following the Defence Ministry’s recommendation to purchase 30 F-18 jets for the job.
-
German government asks Lockheed, MBDA to rebid on missile defense system
The latest request for a proposal for the TLVS program is the third iteration, after previous attempts to draft a contract failed.
-
Lockheed creates new job to push sales in Central, Eastern Europe
Dennis Goege previously worked for the German Aerospace Center, based in Cologne, where he oversaw defense and security research programs.
-
Saab delivers first Global Eye early-warning plane to UAE
The aircraft arrived in Dubai following a brief stopover in Bulgaria on its way from Sweden, Saab CEO Micael Johansson told reporters.
-
NATO checks its Cold War playbook in bid to fight pandemic
The pandemic is forcing alliance officials to rethink contingency planning during major civil crises, as member nations’ funding projections remain murky.
-
German government cites US ties in choice of F-18 planes for nuclear, jamming missions
Boeing has a foot in the door in Germany, but a final decision is still years away.
