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Critics point out holes in Swiss government’s $8.2 billion ‘Air 2030’ plan
Opinions differ on crafting a package that has the greatest chance of passing Swiss-style public scrutiny.
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Dutch defense chief opens door for more F-35s
The move to drop a budget restriction could signal a willingness to change the government’s order schedule for the Lockheed Martin-made warplane.
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Threat of Idlib chemical strike tests Germany’s mettle
The government in Berlin struggles to formulate a response to the possibility that Syria’s Assad could use chemical weapons again.
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More artillery, air defense: US Army beefs up its footprint in Germany
The new units include a field artillery brigade headquarters, two multiple-launch rocket system battalions, and a short-range air defense battalion.
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Australia, Rheinmetall ink $500 million contract for military trucks
A German contractor has nabbed more business under the multibillion-dollar Australian land forces modernization program.
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Germany unveils growth plan for the Bundeswehr
Government officials in Berlin are trying to lay the groundwork for a hefty defense-spending boost, but will it fly?
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German Cabinet approves new cybersecurity agency
Officials in Berlin hope that a new organization devoted to all things cyber can make up for years of neglecting a growing threat.
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German shipbuilders push for government favor against European rivals
Lawmakers press for a coveted “key technology” government designation in the surface-warfare segment, which would allow for acquisition shortcuts.
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‘We’re down to the last few villages’: British air campaign in Syria faces new phase
The complexities of an eventual political settlement in Syria won’t be negotiated from a British air base in Cyprus. But the Royal Air Force is certainly offering something else in the fight against ISIS.
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Could US politics impact Germany’s next atomic warplane?
Washington’s leverage over the aircraft type could open a new front in the tensions between the two allies.
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Critics point out holes in Swiss government’s $8.2 billion ‘Air 2030’ plan
Opinions differ on crafting a package that has the greatest chance of passing Swiss-style public scrutiny.
-
Dutch defense chief opens door for more F-35s
The move to drop a budget restriction could signal a willingness to change the government’s order schedule for the Lockheed Martin-made warplane.
-
Threat of Idlib chemical strike tests Germany’s mettle
The government in Berlin struggles to formulate a response to the possibility that Syria’s Assad could use chemical weapons again.
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More artillery, air defense: US Army beefs up its footprint in Germany
The new units include a field artillery brigade headquarters, two multiple-launch rocket system battalions, and a short-range air defense battalion.
-
Australia, Rheinmetall ink $500 million contract for military trucks
A German contractor has nabbed more business under the multibillion-dollar Australian land forces modernization program.
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Germany unveils growth plan for the Bundeswehr
Government officials in Berlin are trying to lay the groundwork for a hefty defense-spending boost, but will it fly?
-
German Cabinet approves new cybersecurity agency
Officials in Berlin hope that a new organization devoted to all things cyber can make up for years of neglecting a growing threat.
-
German shipbuilders push for government favor against European rivals
Lawmakers press for a coveted “key technology” government designation in the surface-warfare segment, which would allow for acquisition shortcuts.
-
‘We’re down to the last few villages’: British air campaign in Syria faces new phase
The complexities of an eventual political settlement in Syria won’t be negotiated from a British air base in Cyprus. But the Royal Air Force is certainly offering something else in the fight against ISIS.
-
Could US politics impact Germany’s next atomic warplane?
Washington’s leverage over the aircraft type could open a new front in the tensions between the two allies.
-
Critics point out holes in Swiss government’s $8.2 billion ‘Air 2030’ plan
Opinions differ on crafting a package that has the greatest chance of passing Swiss-style public scrutiny.
-
Dutch defense chief opens door for more F-35s
The move to drop a budget restriction could signal a willingness to change the government’s order schedule for the Lockheed Martin-made warplane.
-
Threat of Idlib chemical strike tests Germany’s mettle
The government in Berlin struggles to formulate a response to the possibility that Syria’s Assad could use chemical weapons again.
-
More artillery, air defense: US Army beefs up its footprint in Germany
The new units include a field artillery brigade headquarters, two multiple-launch rocket system battalions, and a short-range air defense battalion.
-
Australia, Rheinmetall ink $500 million contract for military trucks
A German contractor has nabbed more business under the multibillion-dollar Australian land forces modernization program.
-
Germany unveils growth plan for the Bundeswehr
Government officials in Berlin are trying to lay the groundwork for a hefty defense-spending boost, but will it fly?
-
German Cabinet approves new cybersecurity agency
Officials in Berlin hope that a new organization devoted to all things cyber can make up for years of neglecting a growing threat.
-
German shipbuilders push for government favor against European rivals
Lawmakers press for a coveted “key technology” government designation in the surface-warfare segment, which would allow for acquisition shortcuts.
-
‘We’re down to the last few villages’: British air campaign in Syria faces new phase
The complexities of an eventual political settlement in Syria won’t be negotiated from a British air base in Cyprus. But the Royal Air Force is certainly offering something else in the fight against ISIS.
-
Could US politics impact Germany’s next atomic warplane?
Washington’s leverage over the aircraft type could open a new front in the tensions between the two allies.
