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CMI, KNDS make the cut with final bids for Renault
“We know we are not among the favorites, but our offer makes sense to create a competitive group compared to Turkish and Israeli competitors,” CMI’s executive president said.
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French shipbuilder touts order increase as exec departs firm
Marie-Pierre de Bailliencourt, formerly general manager, has left Naval Group following differences with the chairman, according to afternoon daily Le Monde.
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Can UK’s defense firms brave Brexit?
Britain’s divorce talks with the European Union come at a time when the EU is keen to create a defense research fund, casting a spotlight on London’s expected loss as Brussels seeks consolidation in the defense industry and technology base, analysts say.
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France awards contract to upgrade early warning aircraft
The Direction Générale de l’Armement awarded Air France Industries a contract to upgrade the avionics of the French Air Force’s four airborne early warning aircraft on July 12, allowing for the installation of a “glass cockpit” and cutting the flight crew to three from four, the French arms procurement office said.
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Macron: French military only government agency to get budget boost next year
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the armed forces will be the only government ministry to receive a spending increase next year.
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France names new top military official after predecessor resigns in budget dispute
French Army Gen. François Lecointre has been appointed as the country’s armed forces chief.
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France and Germany agree to jointly build new generation fighter jet
France and Germany agreed to study building together a new fighter jet to succeed respectively the Dassault Rafale and Eurofighter Typhoon following a July 13 joint Cabinet meeting.
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French Army unveils Griffon multirole troop carrier
The French Army unveiled for public display on July 14 the Griffon multirole troop carrier, one of the vehicles driven in the Bastille Day parade for which U.S. President Donald Trump is a guest.
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French arms exports fall short of over $22.8B forecast in January
French Minister of Armed Forces Florence Parly welcomed an official report that stated France won arms export orders last year worth €14 billion (U.S. $16 billion) and said she would pursue further deals with foreign clients.
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France successfully fires Sea Venom missile
France and Britain are developing and building the ANL/Sea Venom in a bilateral program under the Lancaster house defense cooperation treaty.
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CMI, KNDS make the cut with final bids for Renault
“We know we are not among the favorites, but our offer makes sense to create a competitive group compared to Turkish and Israeli competitors,” CMI’s executive president said.
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French shipbuilder touts order increase as exec departs firm
Marie-Pierre de Bailliencourt, formerly general manager, has left Naval Group following differences with the chairman, according to afternoon daily Le Monde.
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Can UK’s defense firms brave Brexit?
Britain’s divorce talks with the European Union come at a time when the EU is keen to create a defense research fund, casting a spotlight on London’s expected loss as Brussels seeks consolidation in the defense industry and technology base, analysts say.
-
France awards contract to upgrade early warning aircraft
The Direction Générale de l’Armement awarded Air France Industries a contract to upgrade the avionics of the French Air Force’s four airborne early warning aircraft on July 12, allowing for the installation of a “glass cockpit” and cutting the flight crew to three from four, the French arms procurement office said.
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Macron: French military only government agency to get budget boost next year
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the armed forces will be the only government ministry to receive a spending increase next year.
-
France names new top military official after predecessor resigns in budget dispute
French Army Gen. François Lecointre has been appointed as the country’s armed forces chief.
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France and Germany agree to jointly build new generation fighter jet
France and Germany agreed to study building together a new fighter jet to succeed respectively the Dassault Rafale and Eurofighter Typhoon following a July 13 joint Cabinet meeting.
-
French Army unveils Griffon multirole troop carrier
The French Army unveiled for public display on July 14 the Griffon multirole troop carrier, one of the vehicles driven in the Bastille Day parade for which U.S. President Donald Trump is a guest.
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French arms exports fall short of over $22.8B forecast in January
French Minister of Armed Forces Florence Parly welcomed an official report that stated France won arms export orders last year worth €14 billion (U.S. $16 billion) and said she would pursue further deals with foreign clients.
-
France successfully fires Sea Venom missile
France and Britain are developing and building the ANL/Sea Venom in a bilateral program under the Lancaster house defense cooperation treaty.
-
CMI, KNDS make the cut with final bids for Renault
“We know we are not among the favorites, but our offer makes sense to create a competitive group compared to Turkish and Israeli competitors,” CMI’s executive president said.
-
French shipbuilder touts order increase as exec departs firm
Marie-Pierre de Bailliencourt, formerly general manager, has left Naval Group following differences with the chairman, according to afternoon daily Le Monde.
-
Can UK’s defense firms brave Brexit?
Britain’s divorce talks with the European Union come at a time when the EU is keen to create a defense research fund, casting a spotlight on London’s expected loss as Brussels seeks consolidation in the defense industry and technology base, analysts say.
-
France awards contract to upgrade early warning aircraft
The Direction Générale de l’Armement awarded Air France Industries a contract to upgrade the avionics of the French Air Force’s four airborne early warning aircraft on July 12, allowing for the installation of a “glass cockpit” and cutting the flight crew to three from four, the French arms procurement office said.
-
Macron: French military only government agency to get budget boost next year
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced the armed forces will be the only government ministry to receive a spending increase next year.
-
France names new top military official after predecessor resigns in budget dispute
French Army Gen. François Lecointre has been appointed as the country’s armed forces chief.
-
France and Germany agree to jointly build new generation fighter jet
France and Germany agreed to study building together a new fighter jet to succeed respectively the Dassault Rafale and Eurofighter Typhoon following a July 13 joint Cabinet meeting.
-
French Army unveils Griffon multirole troop carrier
The French Army unveiled for public display on July 14 the Griffon multirole troop carrier, one of the vehicles driven in the Bastille Day parade for which U.S. President Donald Trump is a guest.
-
French arms exports fall short of over $22.8B forecast in January
French Minister of Armed Forces Florence Parly welcomed an official report that stated France won arms export orders last year worth €14 billion (U.S. $16 billion) and said she would pursue further deals with foreign clients.
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France successfully fires Sea Venom missile
France and Britain are developing and building the ANL/Sea Venom in a bilateral program under the Lancaster house defense cooperation treaty.
