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Wallace urges Italy, Japan to stick with just-launched fighter project
“As we British say: ‘In for a penny, in for a pound,’” the U.K. defense minister said ahead of a trilateral meeting on the Global Combat Air Programme.
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Norway special operators field pitches on fresh, Arctic-capable gear
Drones reign supreme in the desired equipment for small teams in remote and inhospitable locales.
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Russia-Ukraine lessons to boost US electronic warfare, Sen. Reed says
“We are in a tremendously dynamic situation,” said Sen. Jack Reed, “where technology is changing rapidly, techniques are changing rapidly.”
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Britain to train Ukraine combat fighter pilots
The deal could also be expanded to include military helicopter pilots, according to recent testimony given to lawmakers.
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US clears Poland to buy HIMARS, ATACMS, ammunition worth $10 billion
The U.S. State Department has approved Poland to buy advanced rockets and rocket launchers worth $10 billion.
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European coalition to give refurbished Leopard 1 tanks to Ukraine
The tanks, predecessors of the more capable Leopard 2, are held in storage by German defense companies and are in various readiness conditions.
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How to help Kyiv go on a drone offensive
Russia and Iran are planning to build a factory within Russia to produce thousands of Shahed-136 drones.
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UK must accelerate weapons procurement, shadow minister says
The British government used what’s known an urgent operational requirement process in Iraq and Afghanistan to rapidly get capabilities into the front line.
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Pentagon, EU ready pact to spur defense cooperation — with exceptions
The document envisages as “specific activities” the areas of military mobility, supply chain problems and the impact of climate change on defense.
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Czech Army eyes new Leopard 2A7+ tanks after testing older variant
Prague expects to get 14 older Leopard 2 tanks from Germany by the end of the year and may buy 50 of the newest variant later on.
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Wallace urges Italy, Japan to stick with just-launched fighter project
“As we British say: ‘In for a penny, in for a pound,’” the U.K. defense minister said ahead of a trilateral meeting on the Global Combat Air Programme.
-
Norway special operators field pitches on fresh, Arctic-capable gear
Drones reign supreme in the desired equipment for small teams in remote and inhospitable locales.
-
Russia-Ukraine lessons to boost US electronic warfare, Sen. Reed says
“We are in a tremendously dynamic situation,” said Sen. Jack Reed, “where technology is changing rapidly, techniques are changing rapidly.”
-
Britain to train Ukraine combat fighter pilots
The deal could also be expanded to include military helicopter pilots, according to recent testimony given to lawmakers.
-
US clears Poland to buy HIMARS, ATACMS, ammunition worth $10 billion
The U.S. State Department has approved Poland to buy advanced rockets and rocket launchers worth $10 billion.
-
European coalition to give refurbished Leopard 1 tanks to Ukraine
The tanks, predecessors of the more capable Leopard 2, are held in storage by German defense companies and are in various readiness conditions.
-
How to help Kyiv go on a drone offensive
Russia and Iran are planning to build a factory within Russia to produce thousands of Shahed-136 drones.
-
UK must accelerate weapons procurement, shadow minister says
The British government used what’s known an urgent operational requirement process in Iraq and Afghanistan to rapidly get capabilities into the front line.
-
Pentagon, EU ready pact to spur defense cooperation — with exceptions
The document envisages as “specific activities” the areas of military mobility, supply chain problems and the impact of climate change on defense.
-
Czech Army eyes new Leopard 2A7+ tanks after testing older variant
Prague expects to get 14 older Leopard 2 tanks from Germany by the end of the year and may buy 50 of the newest variant later on.
-
Wallace urges Italy, Japan to stick with just-launched fighter project
“As we British say: ‘In for a penny, in for a pound,’” the U.K. defense minister said ahead of a trilateral meeting on the Global Combat Air Programme.
-
Norway special operators field pitches on fresh, Arctic-capable gear
Drones reign supreme in the desired equipment for small teams in remote and inhospitable locales.
-
Russia-Ukraine lessons to boost US electronic warfare, Sen. Reed says
“We are in a tremendously dynamic situation,” said Sen. Jack Reed, “where technology is changing rapidly, techniques are changing rapidly.”
-
Britain to train Ukraine combat fighter pilots
The deal could also be expanded to include military helicopter pilots, according to recent testimony given to lawmakers.
-
US clears Poland to buy HIMARS, ATACMS, ammunition worth $10 billion
The U.S. State Department has approved Poland to buy advanced rockets and rocket launchers worth $10 billion.
-
European coalition to give refurbished Leopard 1 tanks to Ukraine
The tanks, predecessors of the more capable Leopard 2, are held in storage by German defense companies and are in various readiness conditions.
-
How to help Kyiv go on a drone offensive
Russia and Iran are planning to build a factory within Russia to produce thousands of Shahed-136 drones.
-
UK must accelerate weapons procurement, shadow minister says
The British government used what’s known an urgent operational requirement process in Iraq and Afghanistan to rapidly get capabilities into the front line.
-
Pentagon, EU ready pact to spur defense cooperation — with exceptions
The document envisages as “specific activities” the areas of military mobility, supply chain problems and the impact of climate change on defense.
-
Czech Army eyes new Leopard 2A7+ tanks after testing older variant
Prague expects to get 14 older Leopard 2 tanks from Germany by the end of the year and may buy 50 of the newest variant later on.
