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NATO members’ Kabul evacuation battles bottlenecks outside the airport
“The limiting factor is not the lack of planes,” NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg told reporters in a virtual press conference after the Aug. 20 ministerial meeting. “The limiting factor now is actually the ability to get people into the airport, processed, and on the planes.”
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NATO scrambles to complete Afghanistan evacuations ‘as soon as possible’
“NATO’s focus right now is to ensure the safe departure of personnel from allied and partner countries, and all of the Afghans who have helped us,” Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters.
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Autonomous systems to help NATO examine climate change effects in Arctic waters
NATO sees continued investment in autonomous platforms, artificial intelligence and big data as critical to understanding how a thawing Arctic Ocean will impact military operations, planning, and infrastructure in the High North.
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German air force declares Meteor missile ready for Eurofighter fleet
The German air force recently completed flight tests for its newest air-to-air missile, the Meteor, and have deemed the weapon ready for use aboard the nation’s Eurofighter Typhoon fleet.
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Germany establishes new military space command
The German military has announced the creation of a separate command dedicated to space, becoming the latest of a handful of nations prioritizing more resources and missions among the stars.
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Will the FCAS and Tempest jet programs merge? Germany’s top Air Force officer hopes so.
Interoperability is at the forefront of European defense officials’ minds — and that of their allies — while debating future weapon systems.
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The German ‘new space’ industry is booming. So why isn’t Berlin buying in?
The government has articulated the importance of space, but has yet to put many actual euros behind the statement, according to analysts.
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‘Our adversaries exploit our seams’: Trinational effort seeks stronger air-policing coordination
From June 28 to July 9, two German Eurofighter Typhoons are policing the skies over the Black Sea region, side by side with British Typhoons and Romanian MiG-29s.
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NATO hopes to launch new defense tech accelerator by 2023
In less than two years, the alliance hopes to have its own, modified version of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency up and running.
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NATO soliciting industry to beef up internal cyber defenses
The alliance plans to procure new cyber defense systems to replace aging platforms, with contracts worth tens of millions of euros coming online before the end of 2021.
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NATO members’ Kabul evacuation battles bottlenecks outside the airport
“The limiting factor is not the lack of planes,” NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg told reporters in a virtual press conference after the Aug. 20 ministerial meeting. “The limiting factor now is actually the ability to get people into the airport, processed, and on the planes.”
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NATO scrambles to complete Afghanistan evacuations ‘as soon as possible’
“NATO’s focus right now is to ensure the safe departure of personnel from allied and partner countries, and all of the Afghans who have helped us,” Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters.
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Autonomous systems to help NATO examine climate change effects in Arctic waters
NATO sees continued investment in autonomous platforms, artificial intelligence and big data as critical to understanding how a thawing Arctic Ocean will impact military operations, planning, and infrastructure in the High North.
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German air force declares Meteor missile ready for Eurofighter fleet
The German air force recently completed flight tests for its newest air-to-air missile, the Meteor, and have deemed the weapon ready for use aboard the nation’s Eurofighter Typhoon fleet.
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Germany establishes new military space command
The German military has announced the creation of a separate command dedicated to space, becoming the latest of a handful of nations prioritizing more resources and missions among the stars.
-
Will the FCAS and Tempest jet programs merge? Germany’s top Air Force officer hopes so.
Interoperability is at the forefront of European defense officials’ minds — and that of their allies — while debating future weapon systems.
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The German ‘new space’ industry is booming. So why isn’t Berlin buying in?
The government has articulated the importance of space, but has yet to put many actual euros behind the statement, according to analysts.
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‘Our adversaries exploit our seams’: Trinational effort seeks stronger air-policing coordination
From June 28 to July 9, two German Eurofighter Typhoons are policing the skies over the Black Sea region, side by side with British Typhoons and Romanian MiG-29s.
-
NATO hopes to launch new defense tech accelerator by 2023
In less than two years, the alliance hopes to have its own, modified version of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency up and running.
-
NATO soliciting industry to beef up internal cyber defenses
The alliance plans to procure new cyber defense systems to replace aging platforms, with contracts worth tens of millions of euros coming online before the end of 2021.
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NATO members’ Kabul evacuation battles bottlenecks outside the airport
“The limiting factor is not the lack of planes,” NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg told reporters in a virtual press conference after the Aug. 20 ministerial meeting. “The limiting factor now is actually the ability to get people into the airport, processed, and on the planes.”
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NATO scrambles to complete Afghanistan evacuations ‘as soon as possible’
“NATO’s focus right now is to ensure the safe departure of personnel from allied and partner countries, and all of the Afghans who have helped us,” Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters.
-
Autonomous systems to help NATO examine climate change effects in Arctic waters
NATO sees continued investment in autonomous platforms, artificial intelligence and big data as critical to understanding how a thawing Arctic Ocean will impact military operations, planning, and infrastructure in the High North.
-
German air force declares Meteor missile ready for Eurofighter fleet
The German air force recently completed flight tests for its newest air-to-air missile, the Meteor, and have deemed the weapon ready for use aboard the nation’s Eurofighter Typhoon fleet.
-
Germany establishes new military space command
The German military has announced the creation of a separate command dedicated to space, becoming the latest of a handful of nations prioritizing more resources and missions among the stars.
-
Will the FCAS and Tempest jet programs merge? Germany’s top Air Force officer hopes so.
Interoperability is at the forefront of European defense officials’ minds — and that of their allies — while debating future weapon systems.
-
The German ‘new space’ industry is booming. So why isn’t Berlin buying in?
The government has articulated the importance of space, but has yet to put many actual euros behind the statement, according to analysts.
-
‘Our adversaries exploit our seams’: Trinational effort seeks stronger air-policing coordination
From June 28 to July 9, two German Eurofighter Typhoons are policing the skies over the Black Sea region, side by side with British Typhoons and Romanian MiG-29s.
-
NATO hopes to launch new defense tech accelerator by 2023
In less than two years, the alliance hopes to have its own, modified version of the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency up and running.
-
NATO soliciting industry to beef up internal cyber defenses
The alliance plans to procure new cyber defense systems to replace aging platforms, with contracts worth tens of millions of euros coming online before the end of 2021.
