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Industry protest ensnares Germany’s multibillion-dollar combat ship
The dispute comes at a time when the German government is adopting a new policy that grants an exception to the EU competition mandate for surface combatants.
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Estonia, US launch effort to ease sharing of cyberthreat intel
The five-year effort will attempt to find ways around a conundrum that often prevents even close allies from telling each other about threats in the virtual domain.
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Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
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Lockheed, Boeing enter Germany’s heavy transport helicopter race
Contractor support features prominently in the government’s requirements for a new chopper fleet.
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Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
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BAE Systems equips its CV90 fighting vehicle with Spike antitank missiles
The company has its eyes on a multibillion-dollar Czech infantry fighting vehicle competition, which is up for a decision this year.
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Amid Mideast war drums, Europeans fear a fizzling of the counter-ISIS fight in Iraq
Losing a foothold in the country, where German soldiers train local forces, would be an “enormous loss” for Germany and the other European countries involved there, an expert says.
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New NATO surveillance drones bet on Italian safety ruling
Can the fleet of Alliance Ground Surveillance drones fly routinely in European airspace?
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Estonia, Latvia, Finland team up to buy armored troop rides
Some Baltic defense officials previously expressed reservations about the utility of joint procurements in their neighborhood.
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One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
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Industry protest ensnares Germany’s multibillion-dollar combat ship
The dispute comes at a time when the German government is adopting a new policy that grants an exception to the EU competition mandate for surface combatants.
-
Estonia, US launch effort to ease sharing of cyberthreat intel
The five-year effort will attempt to find ways around a conundrum that often prevents even close allies from telling each other about threats in the virtual domain.
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Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
-
Lockheed, Boeing enter Germany’s heavy transport helicopter race
Contractor support features prominently in the government’s requirements for a new chopper fleet.
-
Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
-
BAE Systems equips its CV90 fighting vehicle with Spike antitank missiles
The company has its eyes on a multibillion-dollar Czech infantry fighting vehicle competition, which is up for a decision this year.
-
Amid Mideast war drums, Europeans fear a fizzling of the counter-ISIS fight in Iraq
Losing a foothold in the country, where German soldiers train local forces, would be an “enormous loss” for Germany and the other European countries involved there, an expert says.
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New NATO surveillance drones bet on Italian safety ruling
Can the fleet of Alliance Ground Surveillance drones fly routinely in European airspace?
-
Estonia, Latvia, Finland team up to buy armored troop rides
Some Baltic defense officials previously expressed reservations about the utility of joint procurements in their neighborhood.
-
One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
-
Industry protest ensnares Germany’s multibillion-dollar combat ship
The dispute comes at a time when the German government is adopting a new policy that grants an exception to the EU competition mandate for surface combatants.
-
Estonia, US launch effort to ease sharing of cyberthreat intel
The five-year effort will attempt to find ways around a conundrum that often prevents even close allies from telling each other about threats in the virtual domain.
-
Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
-
Lockheed, Boeing enter Germany’s heavy transport helicopter race
Contractor support features prominently in the government’s requirements for a new chopper fleet.
-
Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
-
BAE Systems equips its CV90 fighting vehicle with Spike antitank missiles
The company has its eyes on a multibillion-dollar Czech infantry fighting vehicle competition, which is up for a decision this year.
-
Amid Mideast war drums, Europeans fear a fizzling of the counter-ISIS fight in Iraq
Losing a foothold in the country, where German soldiers train local forces, would be an “enormous loss” for Germany and the other European countries involved there, an expert says.
-
New NATO surveillance drones bet on Italian safety ruling
Can the fleet of Alliance Ground Surveillance drones fly routinely in European airspace?
-
Estonia, Latvia, Finland team up to buy armored troop rides
Some Baltic defense officials previously expressed reservations about the utility of joint procurements in their neighborhood.
-
One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
