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Italy to remove its air-defense assets from Turkey by year’s end
Officials said the departure had already been planned and had nothing to do with Turkey’s offensive in Northern Syria, which was widely criticized 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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An unpredictable autumn: Changes across Europe could spell delays for industry deals
Italy is scrambling to forge a new government, putting decision-making in Rome on hold amid Britain’s exit from the European Union and a change of guard at the organization.
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Italy Navy, Air Force debate where to base F-35Bs
The standoff suggests that moves in Italy to create increasing synergies between armed forces have a way to go.
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Italy matches French naval tie-up with German sub partnership
Italy’s long-standing cooperation with Germany’s naval industry to build submarines is picking up speed.
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Italy’s defense spending rises in 2019, but procurement drops
Italy has cut its procurement spending by 15 percent in 2019, newly released defense documents reveal.
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Three nations stage F-35 drills over southern Italy
Despite recent revelations about a series of teething problems experienced by the jet, pilots said they were happy with its performance.
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Italy buys 13 jet trainers, inks naval industry deal
The new planes will contribute to efforts to replace 137 MB-339 trainer aircraft that have been in service since 1982.
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Leonardo launches new drone ahead of Paris Air Show
The new 24-hour endurance surveillance drone extend joins the company’s Falco family of unmanned aerial vehicles.
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In or out? Here’s why Fincantieri may rejoin bidding to build British ships
Fincantieri was one of five companies invited last year by the British Defence Ministry to bid to build logistic supply ships.
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Italy to remove its air-defense assets from Turkey by year’s end
Officials said the departure had already been planned and had nothing to do with Turkey’s offensive in Northern Syria, which was widely criticized 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.
-
An unpredictable autumn: Changes across Europe could spell delays for industry deals
Italy is scrambling to forge a new government, putting decision-making in Rome on hold amid Britain’s exit from the European Union and a change of guard at the organization.
-
Italy Navy, Air Force debate where to base F-35Bs
The standoff suggests that moves in Italy to create increasing synergies between armed forces have a way to go.
-
Italy matches French naval tie-up with German sub partnership
Italy’s long-standing cooperation with Germany’s naval industry to build submarines is picking up speed.
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Italy’s defense spending rises in 2019, but procurement drops
Italy has cut its procurement spending by 15 percent in 2019, newly released defense documents reveal.
-
Three nations stage F-35 drills over southern Italy
Despite recent revelations about a series of teething problems experienced by the jet, pilots said they were happy with its performance.
-
Italy buys 13 jet trainers, inks naval industry deal
The new planes will contribute to efforts to replace 137 MB-339 trainer aircraft that have been in service since 1982.
-
Leonardo launches new drone ahead of Paris Air Show
The new 24-hour endurance surveillance drone extend joins the company’s Falco family of unmanned aerial vehicles.
-
In or out? Here’s why Fincantieri may rejoin bidding to build British ships
Fincantieri was one of five companies invited last year by the British Defence Ministry to bid to build logistic supply ships.
-
Italy to remove its air-defense assets from Turkey by year’s end
Officials said the departure had already been planned and had nothing to do with Turkey’s offensive in Northern Syria, which was widely criticized 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.
-
An unpredictable autumn: Changes across Europe could spell delays for industry deals
Italy is scrambling to forge a new government, putting decision-making in Rome on hold amid Britain’s exit from the European Union and a change of guard at the organization.
-
Italy Navy, Air Force debate where to base F-35Bs
The standoff suggests that moves in Italy to create increasing synergies between armed forces have a way to go.
-
Italy matches French naval tie-up with German sub partnership
Italy’s long-standing cooperation with Germany’s naval industry to build submarines is picking up speed.
-
Italy’s defense spending rises in 2019, but procurement drops
Italy has cut its procurement spending by 15 percent in 2019, newly released defense documents reveal.
-
Three nations stage F-35 drills over southern Italy
Despite recent revelations about a series of teething problems experienced by the jet, pilots said they were happy with its performance.
-
Italy buys 13 jet trainers, inks naval industry deal
The new planes will contribute to efforts to replace 137 MB-339 trainer aircraft that have been in service since 1982.
-
Leonardo launches new drone ahead of Paris Air Show
The new 24-hour endurance surveillance drone extend joins the company’s Falco family of unmanned aerial vehicles.
-
In or out? Here’s why Fincantieri may rejoin bidding to build British ships
Fincantieri was one of five companies invited last year by the British Defence Ministry to bid to build logistic supply ships.
