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Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
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Can a new Franco-German export agreement clear the air for Europe’s future fighter?
Political and industrial mistrust remains a wild card for the Future Combat Air System program — an envisioned sixth-generation fighter jet.
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Five European navies rally around Cold War-era ‘Channel Committee’
The German navy has previously set its sights on the Baltic Sea as a theater of operations that warrants greater emphasis.
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More money, more missions: German defense minister unveils her plan for the Bundeswehr
Germany should strive to establish an “ability to act” commensurate with the country’s status as a powerhouse in Europe, argues the nation’s defense minister.
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German, US armies strive for ‘integrated’ operations by 2027
A new agreement sets out an ambitious modernization agenda premised on the idea that the two ground forces will be instrumental in keeping the peace in Europe.
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Amid Syria discord, NATO chief backs continued deployment of allies’ air defenses in Turkey
The Turkish operation against Syrian Kurds is certain to dominate a defense ministers’ meeting during the next two days.
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Europeans propose siccing self-learning drone swarms on air defenses
Engineers are looking to create the logic behind autonomous groups of expendable aircraft tasked with a dangerous mission.
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French, German leaders provide fresh top cover for new warplane, tank projects
Specifics remain to be sorted out in harmonizing the two countries’ differing policies on arms exports, a major hiccup in the joint next-generation fighter program known as FCAS.
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From air policing to air defense: Lithuania urges new tack in NATO’s Baltic mission
To the Lithuanians, the distinction is about more than semantics in the face of a resurgent Russia.
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The Netherlands to buy nine more F-35s for $1.1 billion
The envisioned €1 billion acquisition will “lay the foundation” for a third F-35 squadron in the Dutch air force, a plan that government officials first floated in late 2018.
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Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
-
Can a new Franco-German export agreement clear the air for Europe’s future fighter?
Political and industrial mistrust remains a wild card for the Future Combat Air System program — an envisioned sixth-generation fighter jet.
-
Five European navies rally around Cold War-era ‘Channel Committee’
The German navy has previously set its sights on the Baltic Sea as a theater of operations that warrants greater emphasis.
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More money, more missions: German defense minister unveils her plan for the Bundeswehr
Germany should strive to establish an “ability to act” commensurate with the country’s status as a powerhouse in Europe, argues the nation’s defense minister.
-
German, US armies strive for ‘integrated’ operations by 2027
A new agreement sets out an ambitious modernization agenda premised on the idea that the two ground forces will be instrumental in keeping the peace in Europe.
-
Amid Syria discord, NATO chief backs continued deployment of allies’ air defenses in Turkey
The Turkish operation against Syrian Kurds is certain to dominate a defense ministers’ meeting during the next two days.
-
Europeans propose siccing self-learning drone swarms on air defenses
Engineers are looking to create the logic behind autonomous groups of expendable aircraft tasked with a dangerous mission.
-
French, German leaders provide fresh top cover for new warplane, tank projects
Specifics remain to be sorted out in harmonizing the two countries’ differing policies on arms exports, a major hiccup in the joint next-generation fighter program known as FCAS.
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From air policing to air defense: Lithuania urges new tack in NATO’s Baltic mission
To the Lithuanians, the distinction is about more than semantics in the face of a resurgent Russia.
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The Netherlands to buy nine more F-35s for $1.1 billion
The envisioned €1 billion acquisition will “lay the foundation” for a third F-35 squadron in the Dutch air force, a plan that government officials first floated in late 2018.
-
Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
-
Can a new Franco-German export agreement clear the air for Europe’s future fighter?
Political and industrial mistrust remains a wild card for the Future Combat Air System program — an envisioned sixth-generation fighter jet.
-
Five European navies rally around Cold War-era ‘Channel Committee’
The German navy has previously set its sights on the Baltic Sea as a theater of operations that warrants greater emphasis.
-
More money, more missions: German defense minister unveils her plan for the Bundeswehr
Germany should strive to establish an “ability to act” commensurate with the country’s status as a powerhouse in Europe, argues the nation’s defense minister.
-
German, US armies strive for ‘integrated’ operations by 2027
A new agreement sets out an ambitious modernization agenda premised on the idea that the two ground forces will be instrumental in keeping the peace in Europe.
-
Amid Syria discord, NATO chief backs continued deployment of allies’ air defenses in Turkey
The Turkish operation against Syrian Kurds is certain to dominate a defense ministers’ meeting during the next two days.
-
Europeans propose siccing self-learning drone swarms on air defenses
Engineers are looking to create the logic behind autonomous groups of expendable aircraft tasked with a dangerous mission.
-
French, German leaders provide fresh top cover for new warplane, tank projects
Specifics remain to be sorted out in harmonizing the two countries’ differing policies on arms exports, a major hiccup in the joint next-generation fighter program known as FCAS.
-
From air policing to air defense: Lithuania urges new tack in NATO’s Baltic mission
To the Lithuanians, the distinction is about more than semantics in the face of a resurgent Russia.
-
The Netherlands to buy nine more F-35s for $1.1 billion
The envisioned €1 billion acquisition will “lay the foundation” for a third F-35 squadron in the Dutch air force, a plan that government officials first floated in late 2018.
