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DCNS, Thales jointly secure $4B French frigate deal
The deal grants DCNS and Thales the status of joint prime contractors on the warship, sharing the responsibility respectively between the naval shipbuilder and the electronics specialist.
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Components selection ramps up in massive French-Australian submarine deal
Lockheed Martin will report this summer results of studies for potential suppliers of sonar and other critical systems for Australia’s planned fleet of 12 new attack submarines.
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French industry group presses presidential hopefuls on defense spending
The French aerospace industry is calling on the next government to boost defense spending by 40 percent to reach 2 percent of gross domestic product by 2022.
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France clears large shipbuilding industry venture with Italy
Italo-French industry team wins approval to merge, pushing talk of a ‘Naval Airbus.’
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French, Indonesian naval firms extend submarine study
The French and Indonesian companies have been studying over the past few years an industrial plan based on a multipurpose, latest-generation version of the Scorpene submarine, capable of shallow and blue water missions.
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French lawmaker decries dependence on Russian, other foreign capabilities
France “depends totally” on U.S. air tankers to refuel Rafales, according to François Cornut-Gentille, a member of Parliament.
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Britain, France tap MBDA for study toward future cruise, anti-ship missiles
That defense agreement with Paris was announced just ahead of London’s announcement expected on Wednesday to invoke formally a withdrawal from the European Union under Article 50 of the EU Lisbon Treaty.
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France would reach NATO budget target under top military officer’s plan
The funding proposed by Army Gen. Pierre de Villiers would help France reach NATO’s budget target of 2 percent of GDP by 2022.
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France’s Rafale fighter jet approved for key upgrades
France has given the green light for development work to upgrade the Rafale to a new F4 standard, drawing on lessons learned in combat missions and to boost the fighter jet’s performance in a network, the defense ministry said.
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French Navy’s intermediate frigates cleared for development
The defense minister has approved administrative steps to launch a €3.8 billion ($4 billion) program for five intermediate frigates for the French Navy, procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon said March 22.
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DCNS, Thales jointly secure $4B French frigate deal
The deal grants DCNS and Thales the status of joint prime contractors on the warship, sharing the responsibility respectively between the naval shipbuilder and the electronics specialist.
-
Components selection ramps up in massive French-Australian submarine deal
Lockheed Martin will report this summer results of studies for potential suppliers of sonar and other critical systems for Australia’s planned fleet of 12 new attack submarines.
-
French industry group presses presidential hopefuls on defense spending
The French aerospace industry is calling on the next government to boost defense spending by 40 percent to reach 2 percent of gross domestic product by 2022.
-
France clears large shipbuilding industry venture with Italy
Italo-French industry team wins approval to merge, pushing talk of a ‘Naval Airbus.’
-
French, Indonesian naval firms extend submarine study
The French and Indonesian companies have been studying over the past few years an industrial plan based on a multipurpose, latest-generation version of the Scorpene submarine, capable of shallow and blue water missions.
-
French lawmaker decries dependence on Russian, other foreign capabilities
France “depends totally” on U.S. air tankers to refuel Rafales, according to François Cornut-Gentille, a member of Parliament.
-
Britain, France tap MBDA for study toward future cruise, anti-ship missiles
That defense agreement with Paris was announced just ahead of London’s announcement expected on Wednesday to invoke formally a withdrawal from the European Union under Article 50 of the EU Lisbon Treaty.
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France would reach NATO budget target under top military officer’s plan
The funding proposed by Army Gen. Pierre de Villiers would help France reach NATO’s budget target of 2 percent of GDP by 2022.
-
France’s Rafale fighter jet approved for key upgrades
France has given the green light for development work to upgrade the Rafale to a new F4 standard, drawing on lessons learned in combat missions and to boost the fighter jet’s performance in a network, the defense ministry said.
-
French Navy’s intermediate frigates cleared for development
The defense minister has approved administrative steps to launch a €3.8 billion ($4 billion) program for five intermediate frigates for the French Navy, procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon said March 22.
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DCNS, Thales jointly secure $4B French frigate deal
The deal grants DCNS and Thales the status of joint prime contractors on the warship, sharing the responsibility respectively between the naval shipbuilder and the electronics specialist.
-
Components selection ramps up in massive French-Australian submarine deal
Lockheed Martin will report this summer results of studies for potential suppliers of sonar and other critical systems for Australia’s planned fleet of 12 new attack submarines.
-
French industry group presses presidential hopefuls on defense spending
The French aerospace industry is calling on the next government to boost defense spending by 40 percent to reach 2 percent of gross domestic product by 2022.
-
France clears large shipbuilding industry venture with Italy
Italo-French industry team wins approval to merge, pushing talk of a ‘Naval Airbus.’
-
French, Indonesian naval firms extend submarine study
The French and Indonesian companies have been studying over the past few years an industrial plan based on a multipurpose, latest-generation version of the Scorpene submarine, capable of shallow and blue water missions.
-
French lawmaker decries dependence on Russian, other foreign capabilities
France “depends totally” on U.S. air tankers to refuel Rafales, according to François Cornut-Gentille, a member of Parliament.
-
Britain, France tap MBDA for study toward future cruise, anti-ship missiles
That defense agreement with Paris was announced just ahead of London’s announcement expected on Wednesday to invoke formally a withdrawal from the European Union under Article 50 of the EU Lisbon Treaty.
-
France would reach NATO budget target under top military officer’s plan
The funding proposed by Army Gen. Pierre de Villiers would help France reach NATO’s budget target of 2 percent of GDP by 2022.
-
France’s Rafale fighter jet approved for key upgrades
France has given the green light for development work to upgrade the Rafale to a new F4 standard, drawing on lessons learned in combat missions and to boost the fighter jet’s performance in a network, the defense ministry said.
-
French Navy’s intermediate frigates cleared for development
The defense minister has approved administrative steps to launch a €3.8 billion ($4 billion) program for five intermediate frigates for the French Navy, procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon said March 22.



