-

French firm to show off hybrid tech at Medef conference
Design and evolution of vehicles for reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, logistics and combat are among the major themes in RTD’s research and development strategy.
-

Macron might back warship pitch to Bulgaria
Naval Group will pitch its Gowind corvette in response to a Bulgarian tender worth €400 million, equal to $471 million, for two warships, an offer expected to be supported by French President Emmanuel Macron.
-

France names new chief of procurement office
A burning issue for the incoming DGA chief will be how to implement the €850 million defense budget cut this year, as decisions will be needed on which programs will be delayed.
-

Driver hits 6 soldiers patrolling Paris under Sentinel program
A hit-and-run driver on Wednesday seriously wounded three French soldiers and hurt three more as the troops were on patrol as part of the Sentinel anti-terrorism operation in a suburb of Paris, the Armed Forces Ministry said in a statement.
-

France restructuring domestic Sentinel anti-terrorism mission
Under Sentinel, half the troops patrol the streets of Paris in soft berets with assault rifles, and the other half is deployed in cities around the country in a deliberately highly manner to deter attacks by militants.
-

French military chief: Scorpion program may suffer under budget cuts
The minutes of a National Assembly committee hearing, which were recently released, are Gen. Pierre de Villiers’ last remarks as chief of the armed forces before he resigned in protest against the slashed budget.
-

France, Italy set deadline for STX shipyard acquisition deal
France and Italy have set a deadline to reach an agreement for an Italian acquisition of the French commercial shipyard STX.
-

France to pitch naval deal with Italy to resolve STX acquisition dispute
France will pitch to Italy a cooperation in building warships in a bid to resolve a dispute over an Italian acquisition of STX, a commercial shipyard, a French minister said.
-

France nationalizes shipyard, halts plan for a ‘naval Airbus’ for now
France has sparked a war of words with Italy by announcing plans to nationalize temporarily its STX France shipyard in a bid to halt an Italian take over, thwarting the launch of a long awaited consolidation of Europe’s fracturing naval industry.
-

Thales first-half net profit slips
With last year’s disposal of its 50 percent stake in ThalesRaytheonSystems, or TRS, the company gained €92 million (U.S. $1.1 million), Thales said.
-
French firm to show off hybrid tech at Medef conference
Design and evolution of vehicles for reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, logistics and combat are among the major themes in RTD’s research and development strategy.
-
Macron might back warship pitch to Bulgaria
Naval Group will pitch its Gowind corvette in response to a Bulgarian tender worth €400 million, equal to $471 million, for two warships, an offer expected to be supported by French President Emmanuel Macron.
-
France names new chief of procurement office
A burning issue for the incoming DGA chief will be how to implement the €850 million defense budget cut this year, as decisions will be needed on which programs will be delayed.
-
Driver hits 6 soldiers patrolling Paris under Sentinel program
A hit-and-run driver on Wednesday seriously wounded three French soldiers and hurt three more as the troops were on patrol as part of the Sentinel anti-terrorism operation in a suburb of Paris, the Armed Forces Ministry said in a statement.
-
France restructuring domestic Sentinel anti-terrorism mission
Under Sentinel, half the troops patrol the streets of Paris in soft berets with assault rifles, and the other half is deployed in cities around the country in a deliberately highly manner to deter attacks by militants.
-
French military chief: Scorpion program may suffer under budget cuts
The minutes of a National Assembly committee hearing, which were recently released, are Gen. Pierre de Villiers’ last remarks as chief of the armed forces before he resigned in protest against the slashed budget.
-
France, Italy set deadline for STX shipyard acquisition deal
France and Italy have set a deadline to reach an agreement for an Italian acquisition of the French commercial shipyard STX.
-
France to pitch naval deal with Italy to resolve STX acquisition dispute
France will pitch to Italy a cooperation in building warships in a bid to resolve a dispute over an Italian acquisition of STX, a commercial shipyard, a French minister said.
-
France nationalizes shipyard, halts plan for a ‘naval Airbus’ for now
France has sparked a war of words with Italy by announcing plans to nationalize temporarily its STX France shipyard in a bid to halt an Italian take over, thwarting the launch of a long awaited consolidation of Europe’s fracturing naval industry.
-
Thales first-half net profit slips
With last year’s disposal of its 50 percent stake in ThalesRaytheonSystems, or TRS, the company gained €92 million (U.S. $1.1 million), Thales said.
-
French firm to show off hybrid tech at Medef conference
Design and evolution of vehicles for reconnaissance, intelligence gathering, logistics and combat are among the major themes in RTD’s research and development strategy.
-
Macron might back warship pitch to Bulgaria
Naval Group will pitch its Gowind corvette in response to a Bulgarian tender worth €400 million, equal to $471 million, for two warships, an offer expected to be supported by French President Emmanuel Macron.
-
France names new chief of procurement office
A burning issue for the incoming DGA chief will be how to implement the €850 million defense budget cut this year, as decisions will be needed on which programs will be delayed.
-
Driver hits 6 soldiers patrolling Paris under Sentinel program
A hit-and-run driver on Wednesday seriously wounded three French soldiers and hurt three more as the troops were on patrol as part of the Sentinel anti-terrorism operation in a suburb of Paris, the Armed Forces Ministry said in a statement.
-
France restructuring domestic Sentinel anti-terrorism mission
Under Sentinel, half the troops patrol the streets of Paris in soft berets with assault rifles, and the other half is deployed in cities around the country in a deliberately highly manner to deter attacks by militants.
-
French military chief: Scorpion program may suffer under budget cuts
The minutes of a National Assembly committee hearing, which were recently released, are Gen. Pierre de Villiers’ last remarks as chief of the armed forces before he resigned in protest against the slashed budget.
-
France, Italy set deadline for STX shipyard acquisition deal
France and Italy have set a deadline to reach an agreement for an Italian acquisition of the French commercial shipyard STX.
-
France to pitch naval deal with Italy to resolve STX acquisition dispute
France will pitch to Italy a cooperation in building warships in a bid to resolve a dispute over an Italian acquisition of STX, a commercial shipyard, a French minister said.
-
France nationalizes shipyard, halts plan for a ‘naval Airbus’ for now
France has sparked a war of words with Italy by announcing plans to nationalize temporarily its STX France shipyard in a bid to halt an Italian take over, thwarting the launch of a long awaited consolidation of Europe’s fracturing naval industry.
-
Thales first-half net profit slips
With last year’s disposal of its 50 percent stake in ThalesRaytheonSystems, or TRS, the company gained €92 million (U.S. $1.1 million), Thales said.



