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It’s crunch time for Poland to pick a new submarine design
Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s 2025 deadline nears for picking a winning proposal.
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Czech defense group CSG aims to go from bullets to drones
“Our goal is to become a significant player in the field of military UAS and advanced weapon systems,” said CEO Michal Strnad.
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Lockheed Martin expects F-35 tech upgrades to last through 2032
Following delays in the F-35 upgrade dubbed Technology Refresh 3, the jet’s producer expects to complete the major project by 2032 at the latest.
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Schiebel expands helicopter-drones lineup with armed variants
As part of the joint effort, Thales acts as a systems integrator and supplier of sensors to the expanding Camcopter range.
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Poland picks BAE Systems for artillery ammunition ramp-up
The British-based company’s offer beat several contenders also angling for the business.
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Restoring UK airborne nuclear deterrent is key goal for new air chief
“I would expect our adversaries to take a key note of this change,” said Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, the country’s new Chief of the Air Staff.
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This Estonian firm helps launch Ukraine’s combat drones
“Whenever you see a long-range drone hit a target inside Russia, it is likely that our launcher was used by the Ukrainian military to facilitate that.”
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General Dynamics premieres combat variant of Ajax vehicle
The Ajax infantry fighting vehicle’s turret system was developed by Lockheed Martin at the U.S. company’s facility in Bedfordshire, in the U.K.
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UK Navy fleet rebuild will prioritize unmanned systems, chief says
“We have a vision that will put our nation in the vanguard of autonomous maritime warfare,” said Gen. Gwyn Jenkins, the chief of the Royal Navy.
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New UK minister touts defense industry as Britain’s growth engine
“It’s not that we are just spending more on defense, we have to reform our defense,” said Luke Pollard, the minister for defense procurement.
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It’s crunch time for Poland to pick a new submarine design
Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s 2025 deadline nears for picking a winning proposal.
-
Czech defense group CSG aims to go from bullets to drones
“Our goal is to become a significant player in the field of military UAS and advanced weapon systems,” said CEO Michal Strnad.
-
Lockheed Martin expects F-35 tech upgrades to last through 2032
Following delays in the F-35 upgrade dubbed Technology Refresh 3, the jet’s producer expects to complete the major project by 2032 at the latest.
-
Schiebel expands helicopter-drones lineup with armed variants
As part of the joint effort, Thales acts as a systems integrator and supplier of sensors to the expanding Camcopter range.
-
Poland picks BAE Systems for artillery ammunition ramp-up
The British-based company’s offer beat several contenders also angling for the business.
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Restoring UK airborne nuclear deterrent is key goal for new air chief
“I would expect our adversaries to take a key note of this change,” said Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, the country’s new Chief of the Air Staff.
-
This Estonian firm helps launch Ukraine’s combat drones
“Whenever you see a long-range drone hit a target inside Russia, it is likely that our launcher was used by the Ukrainian military to facilitate that.”
-
General Dynamics premieres combat variant of Ajax vehicle
The Ajax infantry fighting vehicle’s turret system was developed by Lockheed Martin at the U.S. company’s facility in Bedfordshire, in the U.K.
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UK Navy fleet rebuild will prioritize unmanned systems, chief says
“We have a vision that will put our nation in the vanguard of autonomous maritime warfare,” said Gen. Gwyn Jenkins, the chief of the Royal Navy.
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New UK minister touts defense industry as Britain’s growth engine
“It’s not that we are just spending more on defense, we have to reform our defense,” said Luke Pollard, the minister for defense procurement.
-
It’s crunch time for Poland to pick a new submarine design
Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s 2025 deadline nears for picking a winning proposal.
-
Czech defense group CSG aims to go from bullets to drones
“Our goal is to become a significant player in the field of military UAS and advanced weapon systems,” said CEO Michal Strnad.
-
Lockheed Martin expects F-35 tech upgrades to last through 2032
Following delays in the F-35 upgrade dubbed Technology Refresh 3, the jet’s producer expects to complete the major project by 2032 at the latest.
-
Schiebel expands helicopter-drones lineup with armed variants
As part of the joint effort, Thales acts as a systems integrator and supplier of sensors to the expanding Camcopter range.
-
Poland picks BAE Systems for artillery ammunition ramp-up
The British-based company’s offer beat several contenders also angling for the business.
-
Restoring UK airborne nuclear deterrent is key goal for new air chief
“I would expect our adversaries to take a key note of this change,” said Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, the country’s new Chief of the Air Staff.
-
This Estonian firm helps launch Ukraine’s combat drones
“Whenever you see a long-range drone hit a target inside Russia, it is likely that our launcher was used by the Ukrainian military to facilitate that.”
-
General Dynamics premieres combat variant of Ajax vehicle
The Ajax infantry fighting vehicle’s turret system was developed by Lockheed Martin at the U.S. company’s facility in Bedfordshire, in the U.K.
-
UK Navy fleet rebuild will prioritize unmanned systems, chief says
“We have a vision that will put our nation in the vanguard of autonomous maritime warfare,” said Gen. Gwyn Jenkins, the chief of the Royal Navy.
-
New UK minister touts defense industry as Britain’s growth engine
“It’s not that we are just spending more on defense, we have to reform our defense,” said Luke Pollard, the minister for defense procurement.
