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Textron company eyes Australia in wake of Tiger helo critique
Bell Helicopter is keen to pitch to Australia in response to reported criticism of the Airbus Helicopters Tiger attack helicopter, said Richard Harris, vice president for international military sales.
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Safran unveils optronics system for tactical drone
The three versions of the modular optronics ball will be equipped for surveillance, marking and designation, with the latter using laser to guide an air-to-ground weapon to the target.
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French Air Force head: France-US cooperation is unwavering
France isn’t a member of the select club “five eyes” for intelligence sharing, but the nation enjoys close relations with both the U.S. and the U.K., according to French Air Force chief of staff André Lanata.
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Sweden could move ahead this summer on trainer competition
The Swedish Air Force is considering issuing a request for information or proposal this summer in its search for a new training aircraft, Swedish air chief of staff Major Gen. Mats Helgesson said June 18.
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Leonardo predicts M-345 trainer win by end of year
Emanuele Merlo, head of M-345 program development, said the company has been selected by two international air forces during a press conference on the eve of the opening of the Paris Air Show.
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Wanted: India partner for Thales mini drone
Thales presented its Spy’Ranger, a mini UAV, in New Delhi, about three months ago as part of the French electronics company’s search for a local partner to pitch its drone to the Indian Army.
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French research center preps combat drone for Paris Air Show
Advanced studies on a planned Anglo-French unmanned combat aerial vehicle technology demonstrator are under the spotlight for Onera at the Paris Air Show, according to the head of the defense division at the French aerospace research center.
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Interview: French procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon on the pursuit of a European defense
To the French Direction Générale de l’Armement procurement office, the U.K. remains a key partner, even with massive change expected from Britain’s planned exit from the European Union. But the DGA chief sees great potential beyond that Anglo-French partnership. The pursuit of European defense is on. Laurent Collet-Billon spoke to Pierre Tran of Defense News…
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Paris Air Show: French aerospace industry sees event as chance to lobby new president
The Paris Air Show comes at a timely juncture as French aerospace leaders seek to lobby a newly elected head of state and government for support of the high-tech industry in a tough world market.
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3 bidders emerge in battle to buy Renault Trucks Defense
French-German joint venture KNDS, Belgian CMI and private equity firm Advent each filed offers to buy Renault Trucks Defense, two industry executives said Friday.
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Textron company eyes Australia in wake of Tiger helo critique
Bell Helicopter is keen to pitch to Australia in response to reported criticism of the Airbus Helicopters Tiger attack helicopter, said Richard Harris, vice president for international military sales.
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Safran unveils optronics system for tactical drone
The three versions of the modular optronics ball will be equipped for surveillance, marking and designation, with the latter using laser to guide an air-to-ground weapon to the target.
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French Air Force head: France-US cooperation is unwavering
France isn’t a member of the select club “five eyes” for intelligence sharing, but the nation enjoys close relations with both the U.S. and the U.K., according to French Air Force chief of staff André Lanata.
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Sweden could move ahead this summer on trainer competition
The Swedish Air Force is considering issuing a request for information or proposal this summer in its search for a new training aircraft, Swedish air chief of staff Major Gen. Mats Helgesson said June 18.
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Leonardo predicts M-345 trainer win by end of year
Emanuele Merlo, head of M-345 program development, said the company has been selected by two international air forces during a press conference on the eve of the opening of the Paris Air Show.
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Wanted: India partner for Thales mini drone
Thales presented its Spy’Ranger, a mini UAV, in New Delhi, about three months ago as part of the French electronics company’s search for a local partner to pitch its drone to the Indian Army.
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French research center preps combat drone for Paris Air Show
Advanced studies on a planned Anglo-French unmanned combat aerial vehicle technology demonstrator are under the spotlight for Onera at the Paris Air Show, according to the head of the defense division at the French aerospace research center.
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Interview: French procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon on the pursuit of a European defense
To the French Direction Générale de l’Armement procurement office, the U.K. remains a key partner, even with massive change expected from Britain’s planned exit from the European Union. But the DGA chief sees great potential beyond that Anglo-French partnership. The pursuit of European defense is on. Laurent Collet-Billon spoke to Pierre Tran of Defense News…
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Paris Air Show: French aerospace industry sees event as chance to lobby new president
The Paris Air Show comes at a timely juncture as French aerospace leaders seek to lobby a newly elected head of state and government for support of the high-tech industry in a tough world market.
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3 bidders emerge in battle to buy Renault Trucks Defense
French-German joint venture KNDS, Belgian CMI and private equity firm Advent each filed offers to buy Renault Trucks Defense, two industry executives said Friday.
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Textron company eyes Australia in wake of Tiger helo critique
Bell Helicopter is keen to pitch to Australia in response to reported criticism of the Airbus Helicopters Tiger attack helicopter, said Richard Harris, vice president for international military sales.
-
Safran unveils optronics system for tactical drone
The three versions of the modular optronics ball will be equipped for surveillance, marking and designation, with the latter using laser to guide an air-to-ground weapon to the target.
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French Air Force head: France-US cooperation is unwavering
France isn’t a member of the select club “five eyes” for intelligence sharing, but the nation enjoys close relations with both the U.S. and the U.K., according to French Air Force chief of staff André Lanata.
-
Sweden could move ahead this summer on trainer competition
The Swedish Air Force is considering issuing a request for information or proposal this summer in its search for a new training aircraft, Swedish air chief of staff Major Gen. Mats Helgesson said June 18.
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Leonardo predicts M-345 trainer win by end of year
Emanuele Merlo, head of M-345 program development, said the company has been selected by two international air forces during a press conference on the eve of the opening of the Paris Air Show.
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Wanted: India partner for Thales mini drone
Thales presented its Spy’Ranger, a mini UAV, in New Delhi, about three months ago as part of the French electronics company’s search for a local partner to pitch its drone to the Indian Army.
-
French research center preps combat drone for Paris Air Show
Advanced studies on a planned Anglo-French unmanned combat aerial vehicle technology demonstrator are under the spotlight for Onera at the Paris Air Show, according to the head of the defense division at the French aerospace research center.
-
Interview: French procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon on the pursuit of a European defense
To the French Direction Générale de l’Armement procurement office, the U.K. remains a key partner, even with massive change expected from Britain’s planned exit from the European Union. But the DGA chief sees great potential beyond that Anglo-French partnership. The pursuit of European defense is on. Laurent Collet-Billon spoke to Pierre Tran of Defense News…
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Paris Air Show: French aerospace industry sees event as chance to lobby new president
The Paris Air Show comes at a timely juncture as French aerospace leaders seek to lobby a newly elected head of state and government for support of the high-tech industry in a tough world market.
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3 bidders emerge in battle to buy Renault Trucks Defense
French-German joint venture KNDS, Belgian CMI and private equity firm Advent each filed offers to buy Renault Trucks Defense, two industry executives said Friday.
