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Italy eyes path into US Army’s next-gen helo program, thanks to EU pandemic-relief fund
The so-called FVL program to build next-generation helicopters is currently being pursued by the United States only, but is listed as a possible target for Italian investment in a document drawn up by Italy’s industry ministry and seen by Defense News.
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Libya is turning into a battle lab for air warfare
What exactly is going on, who is winning and what has this conflict taught generals about modern air combat?
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A naval arms race is gaining speed in the Mediterranean Sea
Turkey’s stance in Libya shows how the Med has turned in a few years from a backwater on the fringes of Middle East turmoil to a major flash point.
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French-Italian naval joint venture invests in future technologies
Officials plan to focus on computer-aided engineering, vessel lifecycle simulation, energy efficiency, fuel cells for surface vessels, logistics and new technologies for helping sail in rough weather.
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Italy defense minister commits to F-35 after calls to suspend program
Lorenzo Guerini said he “confirmed that the program would continue,” after calls from Italy’s Five Star party to halt F-35 purchases for a year to pay for a coronavirus rebound.
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Fincantieri CEO on winning the US Navy’s frigate competition
Why FREMM beat off the competition, why shipyards should always be prime contractors, and why building cruise ships makes you punctual.
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Back hard-hit businesses? Experts press EU to instead boost defense spending
A group of eight experts have written to EU policymakers, arguing that rather than cutting defense funds to free up money to support hard-hit businesses, they should do the opposite and beef up defense spending.
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Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
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Fincantieri suspends operations amid coronavirus crisis
Italy’s other major defense company, Leonardo, said this week it could not rule out the “temporary, partial and targeted suspension of operations of certain departments within production sites.”
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Italy’s top two defense firms restrict business travel over coronavirus
Italy has become the worst-hit country outside of Asia, with the death toll from the COVID-19 virus reaching 827 on March 11, 2020.
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Italy eyes path into US Army’s next-gen helo program, thanks to EU pandemic-relief fund
The so-called FVL program to build next-generation helicopters is currently being pursued by the United States only, but is listed as a possible target for Italian investment in a document drawn up by Italy’s industry ministry and seen by Defense News.
-
Libya is turning into a battle lab for air warfare
What exactly is going on, who is winning and what has this conflict taught generals about modern air combat?
-
A naval arms race is gaining speed in the Mediterranean Sea
Turkey’s stance in Libya shows how the Med has turned in a few years from a backwater on the fringes of Middle East turmoil to a major flash point.
-
French-Italian naval joint venture invests in future technologies
Officials plan to focus on computer-aided engineering, vessel lifecycle simulation, energy efficiency, fuel cells for surface vessels, logistics and new technologies for helping sail in rough weather.
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Italy defense minister commits to F-35 after calls to suspend program
Lorenzo Guerini said he “confirmed that the program would continue,” after calls from Italy’s Five Star party to halt F-35 purchases for a year to pay for a coronavirus rebound.
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Fincantieri CEO on winning the US Navy’s frigate competition
Why FREMM beat off the competition, why shipyards should always be prime contractors, and why building cruise ships makes you punctual.
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Back hard-hit businesses? Experts press EU to instead boost defense spending
A group of eight experts have written to EU policymakers, arguing that rather than cutting defense funds to free up money to support hard-hit businesses, they should do the opposite and beef up defense spending.
-
Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
-
Fincantieri suspends operations amid coronavirus crisis
Italy’s other major defense company, Leonardo, said this week it could not rule out the “temporary, partial and targeted suspension of operations of certain departments within production sites.”
-
Italy’s top two defense firms restrict business travel over coronavirus
Italy has become the worst-hit country outside of Asia, with the death toll from the COVID-19 virus reaching 827 on March 11, 2020.
-
Italy eyes path into US Army’s next-gen helo program, thanks to EU pandemic-relief fund
The so-called FVL program to build next-generation helicopters is currently being pursued by the United States only, but is listed as a possible target for Italian investment in a document drawn up by Italy’s industry ministry and seen by Defense News.
-
Libya is turning into a battle lab for air warfare
What exactly is going on, who is winning and what has this conflict taught generals about modern air combat?
-
A naval arms race is gaining speed in the Mediterranean Sea
Turkey’s stance in Libya shows how the Med has turned in a few years from a backwater on the fringes of Middle East turmoil to a major flash point.
-
French-Italian naval joint venture invests in future technologies
Officials plan to focus on computer-aided engineering, vessel lifecycle simulation, energy efficiency, fuel cells for surface vessels, logistics and new technologies for helping sail in rough weather.
-
Italy defense minister commits to F-35 after calls to suspend program
Lorenzo Guerini said he “confirmed that the program would continue,” after calls from Italy’s Five Star party to halt F-35 purchases for a year to pay for a coronavirus rebound.
-
Fincantieri CEO on winning the US Navy’s frigate competition
Why FREMM beat off the competition, why shipyards should always be prime contractors, and why building cruise ships makes you punctual.
-
Back hard-hit businesses? Experts press EU to instead boost defense spending
A group of eight experts have written to EU policymakers, arguing that rather than cutting defense funds to free up money to support hard-hit businesses, they should do the opposite and beef up defense spending.
-
Fincantieri reopens shipyards in Italy
Italy shipbuilder Fincantieri has reopened its facilities after more than a month of closure due to coronavirus.
-
Fincantieri suspends operations amid coronavirus crisis
Italy’s other major defense company, Leonardo, said this week it could not rule out the “temporary, partial and targeted suspension of operations of certain departments within production sites.”
-
Italy’s top two defense firms restrict business travel over coronavirus
Italy has become the worst-hit country outside of Asia, with the death toll from the COVID-19 virus reaching 827 on March 11, 2020.
