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Poland picks Saab’s A26 submarine design, contract eyed by year’s end
The Swedish selection caps an intense race amid global shipbuilders for a program pegged at almost $3 billion.
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How the US Army secretary became a key figure in Ukraine peace talks
While Driscoll’s role as Army secretary typically involves bureaucratic tasks, he’s also taken on the challenge of diplomacy.
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Finland seeks to secure Arctic footprint in new defense strategy
The document highlights the role that the new NATO Forward Land Force unit, inaugurated in October in northern Finland, will play for the alliance.
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US Navy nixes Constellation frigate program after two ships half-built
Continuing work on the first two ships, plus indemnities agreed with the U.S. government, would be worth $3 billion, sources in Italy said.
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The European Union votes to deepen defense industry ties with Ukraine
EU defense spending is expected to total around 392 billion euros (more than $450 billion) this year, almost double the amount of four years ago.
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US Army wants to manufacture 30,000 155mm cluster shells per year
The XM1208 cluster shell, which carries nine M99 Advanced Submunitions, is designed to be fired from both the M109A6/7 Paladin and M777A2 howitzers.
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South Korea’s nuclear debate is no longer taboo
The surest path to long-term security is not a South Korean bomb — it’s a stronger U.S.-South Korea alliance backed by credible conventional deterrence.
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Air Force practices operating from cut-off bases in fierce future war
The Air Force’s agile combat employment concept would prepare units to operate from dispersed, austere bases in a war against a major adversary like China.
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Sweden sees frigate decision early next year as France touts 2030 date
“We re looking what frigates there are that are available, that would also suit our quite ambitious timeline,” Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson said.
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Russia will try NATO regardless of Ukraine peace deal, experts warn
Western intelligence services have warned for years that Moscow is trying to boost its traditional military capabilities.
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Poland picks Saab’s A26 submarine design, contract eyed by year’s end
The Swedish selection caps an intense race amid global shipbuilders for a program pegged at almost $3 billion.
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How the US Army secretary became a key figure in Ukraine peace talks
While Driscoll’s role as Army secretary typically involves bureaucratic tasks, he’s also taken on the challenge of diplomacy.
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Finland seeks to secure Arctic footprint in new defense strategy
The document highlights the role that the new NATO Forward Land Force unit, inaugurated in October in northern Finland, will play for the alliance.
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US Navy nixes Constellation frigate program after two ships half-built
Continuing work on the first two ships, plus indemnities agreed with the U.S. government, would be worth $3 billion, sources in Italy said.
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The European Union votes to deepen defense industry ties with Ukraine
EU defense spending is expected to total around 392 billion euros (more than $450 billion) this year, almost double the amount of four years ago.
-
US Army wants to manufacture 30,000 155mm cluster shells per year
The XM1208 cluster shell, which carries nine M99 Advanced Submunitions, is designed to be fired from both the M109A6/7 Paladin and M777A2 howitzers.
-
South Korea’s nuclear debate is no longer taboo
The surest path to long-term security is not a South Korean bomb — it’s a stronger U.S.-South Korea alliance backed by credible conventional deterrence.
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Air Force practices operating from cut-off bases in fierce future war
The Air Force’s agile combat employment concept would prepare units to operate from dispersed, austere bases in a war against a major adversary like China.
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Sweden sees frigate decision early next year as France touts 2030 date
“We re looking what frigates there are that are available, that would also suit our quite ambitious timeline,” Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson said.
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Russia will try NATO regardless of Ukraine peace deal, experts warn
Western intelligence services have warned for years that Moscow is trying to boost its traditional military capabilities.
-
Poland picks Saab’s A26 submarine design, contract eyed by year’s end
The Swedish selection caps an intense race amid global shipbuilders for a program pegged at almost $3 billion.
-
How the US Army secretary became a key figure in Ukraine peace talks
While Driscoll’s role as Army secretary typically involves bureaucratic tasks, he’s also taken on the challenge of diplomacy.
-
Finland seeks to secure Arctic footprint in new defense strategy
The document highlights the role that the new NATO Forward Land Force unit, inaugurated in October in northern Finland, will play for the alliance.
-
US Navy nixes Constellation frigate program after two ships half-built
Continuing work on the first two ships, plus indemnities agreed with the U.S. government, would be worth $3 billion, sources in Italy said.
-
The European Union votes to deepen defense industry ties with Ukraine
EU defense spending is expected to total around 392 billion euros (more than $450 billion) this year, almost double the amount of four years ago.
-
US Army wants to manufacture 30,000 155mm cluster shells per year
The XM1208 cluster shell, which carries nine M99 Advanced Submunitions, is designed to be fired from both the M109A6/7 Paladin and M777A2 howitzers.
-
South Korea’s nuclear debate is no longer taboo
The surest path to long-term security is not a South Korean bomb — it’s a stronger U.S.-South Korea alliance backed by credible conventional deterrence.
-
Air Force practices operating from cut-off bases in fierce future war
The Air Force’s agile combat employment concept would prepare units to operate from dispersed, austere bases in a war against a major adversary like China.
-
Sweden sees frigate decision early next year as France touts 2030 date
“We re looking what frigates there are that are available, that would also suit our quite ambitious timeline,” Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson said.
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Russia will try NATO regardless of Ukraine peace deal, experts warn
Western intelligence services have warned for years that Moscow is trying to boost its traditional military capabilities.
