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A jet sale to Egypt is being blocked by a US regulation, and France is over it
France is seeking to reduce its reliance on U.S. approval for French arms exports as Washington withholds clearance for an American component on the French Scalp cruise missile.
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Thanks to inflation, Airbus takes major financial hit, again, on largest military program
The structure of the contract with a group of European allies places heavy burden on the company.
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France takes delivery of its 5th FREMM
The delivery is a step toward an eight-ship fleet that will be the “backbone” of the French Navy.
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France to hand off 40 percent of land vehicle maintenance to industry by 2025
The plan seeks to boost the availability of vehicles by restructuring the industrial and technological base for service, boost a sense of responsibility of the personnel using the vehicles, and reshaping links between the armed forces and industry.
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France makes progress on refitting submarine for M51 missiles
The overhaul and refit required the hull to be split open and new silos installed for the M51 missile.
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Thales is reporting a first for the French company in its financial results
Thales forecast total orders of some €15.5 billion for 2018, with strong defense sales offsetting a weaker telecommunications satellite market.
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Dassault reports net profit spike in first half of 2018 thanks to Mideast deals
The company forecast 2018 sales similar to that of last year and expects to deliver 12 Rafales this year.
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Dassault CEO on Tempest jet: ‘The British have woken up’
The top executive of French fighter manufacturer Dassault Aviation welcomed Britain’s plan to build the Tempest fighter jet, the planned successor to the Eurofighter Typhoon.
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French firm Naval Group releases financial results from first half of 2018
Naval Group has pursued tighter control of programs and higher profitability over the last three years.
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‘Chronic’ but solvable: Why is the majority of French military helos ‘immobilized’?
There was a “worrying” lack of availability despite an increase of more than 56 percent in spending on helicopter service, a Senate report found.
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A jet sale to Egypt is being blocked by a US regulation, and France is over it
France is seeking to reduce its reliance on U.S. approval for French arms exports as Washington withholds clearance for an American component on the French Scalp cruise missile.
-
Thanks to inflation, Airbus takes major financial hit, again, on largest military program
The structure of the contract with a group of European allies places heavy burden on the company.
-
France takes delivery of its 5th FREMM
The delivery is a step toward an eight-ship fleet that will be the “backbone” of the French Navy.
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France to hand off 40 percent of land vehicle maintenance to industry by 2025
The plan seeks to boost the availability of vehicles by restructuring the industrial and technological base for service, boost a sense of responsibility of the personnel using the vehicles, and reshaping links between the armed forces and industry.
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France makes progress on refitting submarine for M51 missiles
The overhaul and refit required the hull to be split open and new silos installed for the M51 missile.
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Thales is reporting a first for the French company in its financial results
Thales forecast total orders of some €15.5 billion for 2018, with strong defense sales offsetting a weaker telecommunications satellite market.
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Dassault reports net profit spike in first half of 2018 thanks to Mideast deals
The company forecast 2018 sales similar to that of last year and expects to deliver 12 Rafales this year.
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Dassault CEO on Tempest jet: ‘The British have woken up’
The top executive of French fighter manufacturer Dassault Aviation welcomed Britain’s plan to build the Tempest fighter jet, the planned successor to the Eurofighter Typhoon.
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French firm Naval Group releases financial results from first half of 2018
Naval Group has pursued tighter control of programs and higher profitability over the last three years.
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‘Chronic’ but solvable: Why is the majority of French military helos ‘immobilized’?
There was a “worrying” lack of availability despite an increase of more than 56 percent in spending on helicopter service, a Senate report found.
-
A jet sale to Egypt is being blocked by a US regulation, and France is over it
France is seeking to reduce its reliance on U.S. approval for French arms exports as Washington withholds clearance for an American component on the French Scalp cruise missile.
-
Thanks to inflation, Airbus takes major financial hit, again, on largest military program
The structure of the contract with a group of European allies places heavy burden on the company.
-
France takes delivery of its 5th FREMM
The delivery is a step toward an eight-ship fleet that will be the “backbone” of the French Navy.
-
France to hand off 40 percent of land vehicle maintenance to industry by 2025
The plan seeks to boost the availability of vehicles by restructuring the industrial and technological base for service, boost a sense of responsibility of the personnel using the vehicles, and reshaping links between the armed forces and industry.
-
France makes progress on refitting submarine for M51 missiles
The overhaul and refit required the hull to be split open and new silos installed for the M51 missile.
-
Thales is reporting a first for the French company in its financial results
Thales forecast total orders of some €15.5 billion for 2018, with strong defense sales offsetting a weaker telecommunications satellite market.
-
Dassault reports net profit spike in first half of 2018 thanks to Mideast deals
The company forecast 2018 sales similar to that of last year and expects to deliver 12 Rafales this year.
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Dassault CEO on Tempest jet: ‘The British have woken up’
The top executive of French fighter manufacturer Dassault Aviation welcomed Britain’s plan to build the Tempest fighter jet, the planned successor to the Eurofighter Typhoon.
-
French firm Naval Group releases financial results from first half of 2018
Naval Group has pursued tighter control of programs and higher profitability over the last three years.
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‘Chronic’ but solvable: Why is the majority of French military helos ‘immobilized’?
There was a “worrying” lack of availability despite an increase of more than 56 percent in spending on helicopter service, a Senate report found.
