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Gun-maker Beretta says it’s found the ‘key to penetrating markets’
Italian gun-maker Beretta says handing over technology to allow international customers to build their own guns is the future.
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F-35 strike canceled in Italy as Leonardo offers jobs
The workers at Cameri Air Base in northern Italy had announced a one-day strike to protest what they described as the widespread use of employment agency contractors.
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Strike planned at Italy F-35 assembly line
Workers at Italy’s F-35 assembly line have announced a strike to protest the widespread use of employment agency contractors at the site.
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Leonardo eyes 3 jets for new decoy able to trick radar-guided missiles
Leonardo claims its new product is the first digital expendable decoy on the market and the most powerful to date.
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How Italy should streamline its military, according to one think tank
Italy’s politicians have been urged by a leading think tank to pass a bill now languishing in parliament, which introduces six-year defense spending plans to give stability to Italy’s poorly funded armed forces
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Italy plans to spend $951M on 20 surveillance drones
Italy is edging closer to acquiring a new surveillance drone based on a business aircraft design.
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Italian firm strikes electronic warfare deal in Australia ahead of frigate pick
The Elettronica deal would take effect if Australia selects Fincantieri’s FREMM, which it co-designed with France’s Naval Group.
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Qatar signs $3.7 billion deal for NH90 helicopters
The deal covers 16 NH90 helicopters in a tactical transport configuration and 12 in a naval configuration.
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F-35 in peril as Italy’s Five Star political party nears power
Italy’s commitment to the F-35 fighter jet may be in doubt, as an Italian political party which has promised to scrap the program edges closer to power.
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Interview: Fincantieri CEO on unifying Europe’s splintered naval industry
Giuseppe Bono gave Defense News an exclusive interview, revealing Fincantieri’s grand plans.
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Gun-maker Beretta says it’s found the ‘key to penetrating markets’
Italian gun-maker Beretta says handing over technology to allow international customers to build their own guns is the future.
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F-35 strike canceled in Italy as Leonardo offers jobs
The workers at Cameri Air Base in northern Italy had announced a one-day strike to protest what they described as the widespread use of employment agency contractors.
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Strike planned at Italy F-35 assembly line
Workers at Italy’s F-35 assembly line have announced a strike to protest the widespread use of employment agency contractors at the site.
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Leonardo eyes 3 jets for new decoy able to trick radar-guided missiles
Leonardo claims its new product is the first digital expendable decoy on the market and the most powerful to date.
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How Italy should streamline its military, according to one think tank
Italy’s politicians have been urged by a leading think tank to pass a bill now languishing in parliament, which introduces six-year defense spending plans to give stability to Italy’s poorly funded armed forces
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Italy plans to spend $951M on 20 surveillance drones
Italy is edging closer to acquiring a new surveillance drone based on a business aircraft design.
-
Italian firm strikes electronic warfare deal in Australia ahead of frigate pick
The Elettronica deal would take effect if Australia selects Fincantieri’s FREMM, which it co-designed with France’s Naval Group.
-
Qatar signs $3.7 billion deal for NH90 helicopters
The deal covers 16 NH90 helicopters in a tactical transport configuration and 12 in a naval configuration.
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F-35 in peril as Italy’s Five Star political party nears power
Italy’s commitment to the F-35 fighter jet may be in doubt, as an Italian political party which has promised to scrap the program edges closer to power.
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Interview: Fincantieri CEO on unifying Europe’s splintered naval industry
Giuseppe Bono gave Defense News an exclusive interview, revealing Fincantieri’s grand plans.
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Gun-maker Beretta says it’s found the ‘key to penetrating markets’
Italian gun-maker Beretta says handing over technology to allow international customers to build their own guns is the future.
-
F-35 strike canceled in Italy as Leonardo offers jobs
The workers at Cameri Air Base in northern Italy had announced a one-day strike to protest what they described as the widespread use of employment agency contractors.
-
Strike planned at Italy F-35 assembly line
Workers at Italy’s F-35 assembly line have announced a strike to protest the widespread use of employment agency contractors at the site.
-
Leonardo eyes 3 jets for new decoy able to trick radar-guided missiles
Leonardo claims its new product is the first digital expendable decoy on the market and the most powerful to date.
-
How Italy should streamline its military, according to one think tank
Italy’s politicians have been urged by a leading think tank to pass a bill now languishing in parliament, which introduces six-year defense spending plans to give stability to Italy’s poorly funded armed forces
-
Italy plans to spend $951M on 20 surveillance drones
Italy is edging closer to acquiring a new surveillance drone based on a business aircraft design.
-
Italian firm strikes electronic warfare deal in Australia ahead of frigate pick
The Elettronica deal would take effect if Australia selects Fincantieri’s FREMM, which it co-designed with France’s Naval Group.
-
Qatar signs $3.7 billion deal for NH90 helicopters
The deal covers 16 NH90 helicopters in a tactical transport configuration and 12 in a naval configuration.
-
F-35 in peril as Italy’s Five Star political party nears power
Italy’s commitment to the F-35 fighter jet may be in doubt, as an Italian political party which has promised to scrap the program edges closer to power.
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Interview: Fincantieri CEO on unifying Europe’s splintered naval industry
Giuseppe Bono gave Defense News an exclusive interview, revealing Fincantieri’s grand plans.
