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Rheinmetall, BAE consummate armored-vehicles joint venture
Some see the deal as an economic engine for Britain, and some believe London is signing away domestic control of a key military-industrial segment.
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Lockheed braces for German blowback over cost of missile-defense pitch
Company executives are preparing for a stiff debate in Germany about the price tag of a next-generation anti-missile system formally proposed to Berlin just days ago.
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US drone maker senses a leg up in Europe
General Atomics seeks a foothold on the continent by touting the promise of smooth civilian-airspace integration of its aircraft by militaries here.
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Airbus pushes MRTT aircraft as test bed for future aerial combat network
The company plans to test new communications gear for FCAS in an ongoing series of experiments built around the cargo planes.
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European leaders unveil model of next-gen fighter aircraft at Paris Air Show
France, Germany and Spain want to develop a flyable demonstrator aircraft by 2026, or roughly 14 years before the weapon is set for fielding.
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Calls grow louder for a fresh European air-defense push
Should NATO members in Europe band together for short- to medium-range air defense? Some argue yes, and that Germany should take the lead.
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Saab’s Gripen is out of the running in Swiss aircraft race
The Swedish fighter just can’t seem to land in Switzerland.
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Spain’s military still has eyes for the F-35 despite European fighter push
The Spanish Navy and Air Force are still interested in the American F-35 fighter jet, even though the government is about to join a Franco-German program to develop a new European plane.
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German spat over Airbus could spoil fighter fest at Paris Air Show
A lingering dispute between German lawmakers and the company comes to a head over the Future Combat Air System.
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US State Department approves $1.7B sale of F-16 jets to Bulgaria
The Bulgarian government reportedly expects a draft deal within weeks, though officials have previously complained about the high cost.
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Rheinmetall, BAE consummate armored-vehicles joint venture
Some see the deal as an economic engine for Britain, and some believe London is signing away domestic control of a key military-industrial segment.
-
Lockheed braces for German blowback over cost of missile-defense pitch
Company executives are preparing for a stiff debate in Germany about the price tag of a next-generation anti-missile system formally proposed to Berlin just days ago.
-
US drone maker senses a leg up in Europe
General Atomics seeks a foothold on the continent by touting the promise of smooth civilian-airspace integration of its aircraft by militaries here.
-
Airbus pushes MRTT aircraft as test bed for future aerial combat network
The company plans to test new communications gear for FCAS in an ongoing series of experiments built around the cargo planes.
-
European leaders unveil model of next-gen fighter aircraft at Paris Air Show
France, Germany and Spain want to develop a flyable demonstrator aircraft by 2026, or roughly 14 years before the weapon is set for fielding.
-
Calls grow louder for a fresh European air-defense push
Should NATO members in Europe band together for short- to medium-range air defense? Some argue yes, and that Germany should take the lead.
-
Saab’s Gripen is out of the running in Swiss aircraft race
The Swedish fighter just can’t seem to land in Switzerland.
-
Spain’s military still has eyes for the F-35 despite European fighter push
The Spanish Navy and Air Force are still interested in the American F-35 fighter jet, even though the government is about to join a Franco-German program to develop a new European plane.
-
German spat over Airbus could spoil fighter fest at Paris Air Show
A lingering dispute between German lawmakers and the company comes to a head over the Future Combat Air System.
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US State Department approves $1.7B sale of F-16 jets to Bulgaria
The Bulgarian government reportedly expects a draft deal within weeks, though officials have previously complained about the high cost.
-
Rheinmetall, BAE consummate armored-vehicles joint venture
Some see the deal as an economic engine for Britain, and some believe London is signing away domestic control of a key military-industrial segment.
-
Lockheed braces for German blowback over cost of missile-defense pitch
Company executives are preparing for a stiff debate in Germany about the price tag of a next-generation anti-missile system formally proposed to Berlin just days ago.
-
US drone maker senses a leg up in Europe
General Atomics seeks a foothold on the continent by touting the promise of smooth civilian-airspace integration of its aircraft by militaries here.
-
Airbus pushes MRTT aircraft as test bed for future aerial combat network
The company plans to test new communications gear for FCAS in an ongoing series of experiments built around the cargo planes.
-
European leaders unveil model of next-gen fighter aircraft at Paris Air Show
France, Germany and Spain want to develop a flyable demonstrator aircraft by 2026, or roughly 14 years before the weapon is set for fielding.
-
Calls grow louder for a fresh European air-defense push
Should NATO members in Europe band together for short- to medium-range air defense? Some argue yes, and that Germany should take the lead.
-
Saab’s Gripen is out of the running in Swiss aircraft race
The Swedish fighter just can’t seem to land in Switzerland.
-
Spain’s military still has eyes for the F-35 despite European fighter push
The Spanish Navy and Air Force are still interested in the American F-35 fighter jet, even though the government is about to join a Franco-German program to develop a new European plane.
-
German spat over Airbus could spoil fighter fest at Paris Air Show
A lingering dispute between German lawmakers and the company comes to a head over the Future Combat Air System.
-
US State Department approves $1.7B sale of F-16 jets to Bulgaria
The Bulgarian government reportedly expects a draft deal within weeks, though officials have previously complained about the high cost.



