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Thales Launches Tactical Radio To Quicken Response Time in Combat
Thales has launched at the Eurosatory trade show an export version of its software-defined radio.
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Key French Army Modernization Program Scrambles for Funding
France has pledged €6 billion ($6.7 billion) over 11 years for the Army’s Scorpion modernization program, as the service and industry are seeking to secure complete funding for the effort amid budgetary uncertainty.
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Franco-German Alliance Targets New Artillery Development
France and Germany are in talks for a shared next-generation artillery alongside bilateral discussions for a planned replacement of their Leopard and Leclerc heavy tanks, said Nexter chairman Stéphane Mayer.
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Nexter and KMW Partner To Focus on Land Systems
Nexter and Krauss-Maffei Wegmann have named their joint venture KNDS.
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Behold the Flying Car From France
American leathernecks can expect Vaylon, a French start up company, to pitch a stealthy flying car to the US Marine Corps, with France helping to fund work to build a paragliding dune buggy steering toward export military and civilian markets.
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Ready for Eurosatory: 1,536 Companies Head to Paris
The US will be the largest foreign exhibitor at the upcoming Eurosatory, with 136 American companies booked into the trade show for land weapons and air-land systems, said Patrick Colas des Francs, chief executive of show organizer Coges.
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France and Germany Aim for Export Agreement
France and Germany are pursuing an intergovernmental agreement on arms exports, which is seen as key to a joint venture between France’s state-owned Nexter and family-controlled Krauss-Maffei Wegmann of Germany, two specialists in land systems.
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Polish Officials: NATO Must Send Clear Message to Russia
An upcoming NATO summit should make a clear statement about the alliance’s policies toward Russia, according to Polish officials who will host the meeting in Warsaw.
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Airbus and Safran Agree to Space Launcher Joint Venture
Airbus group and Safran signed May 2 an agreement to put strategic missile launchers into their 50/50 space launchers joint venture, the two companies said in a joint statement.
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Airbus Reports A400M Engine Gearbox Problems Will Cause Delays
Airbus faces a potentially heavy financial hit due to problems on the engine gearbox on the A400M military transport plane, the European aircraft company said in an April 28 statement.
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Thales Launches Tactical Radio To Quicken Response Time in Combat
Thales has launched at the Eurosatory trade show an export version of its software-defined radio.
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Key French Army Modernization Program Scrambles for Funding
France has pledged €6 billion ($6.7 billion) over 11 years for the Army’s Scorpion modernization program, as the service and industry are seeking to secure complete funding for the effort amid budgetary uncertainty.
-
Franco-German Alliance Targets New Artillery Development
France and Germany are in talks for a shared next-generation artillery alongside bilateral discussions for a planned replacement of their Leopard and Leclerc heavy tanks, said Nexter chairman Stéphane Mayer.
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Nexter and KMW Partner To Focus on Land Systems
Nexter and Krauss-Maffei Wegmann have named their joint venture KNDS.
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Behold the Flying Car From France
American leathernecks can expect Vaylon, a French start up company, to pitch a stealthy flying car to the US Marine Corps, with France helping to fund work to build a paragliding dune buggy steering toward export military and civilian markets.
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Ready for Eurosatory: 1,536 Companies Head to Paris
The US will be the largest foreign exhibitor at the upcoming Eurosatory, with 136 American companies booked into the trade show for land weapons and air-land systems, said Patrick Colas des Francs, chief executive of show organizer Coges.
-
France and Germany Aim for Export Agreement
France and Germany are pursuing an intergovernmental agreement on arms exports, which is seen as key to a joint venture between France’s state-owned Nexter and family-controlled Krauss-Maffei Wegmann of Germany, two specialists in land systems.
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Polish Officials: NATO Must Send Clear Message to Russia
An upcoming NATO summit should make a clear statement about the alliance’s policies toward Russia, according to Polish officials who will host the meeting in Warsaw.
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Airbus and Safran Agree to Space Launcher Joint Venture
Airbus group and Safran signed May 2 an agreement to put strategic missile launchers into their 50/50 space launchers joint venture, the two companies said in a joint statement.
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Airbus Reports A400M Engine Gearbox Problems Will Cause Delays
Airbus faces a potentially heavy financial hit due to problems on the engine gearbox on the A400M military transport plane, the European aircraft company said in an April 28 statement.
-
Thales Launches Tactical Radio To Quicken Response Time in Combat
Thales has launched at the Eurosatory trade show an export version of its software-defined radio.
-
Key French Army Modernization Program Scrambles for Funding
France has pledged €6 billion ($6.7 billion) over 11 years for the Army’s Scorpion modernization program, as the service and industry are seeking to secure complete funding for the effort amid budgetary uncertainty.
-
Franco-German Alliance Targets New Artillery Development
France and Germany are in talks for a shared next-generation artillery alongside bilateral discussions for a planned replacement of their Leopard and Leclerc heavy tanks, said Nexter chairman Stéphane Mayer.
-
Nexter and KMW Partner To Focus on Land Systems
Nexter and Krauss-Maffei Wegmann have named their joint venture KNDS.
-
Behold the Flying Car From France
American leathernecks can expect Vaylon, a French start up company, to pitch a stealthy flying car to the US Marine Corps, with France helping to fund work to build a paragliding dune buggy steering toward export military and civilian markets.
-
Ready for Eurosatory: 1,536 Companies Head to Paris
The US will be the largest foreign exhibitor at the upcoming Eurosatory, with 136 American companies booked into the trade show for land weapons and air-land systems, said Patrick Colas des Francs, chief executive of show organizer Coges.
-
France and Germany Aim for Export Agreement
France and Germany are pursuing an intergovernmental agreement on arms exports, which is seen as key to a joint venture between France’s state-owned Nexter and family-controlled Krauss-Maffei Wegmann of Germany, two specialists in land systems.
-
Polish Officials: NATO Must Send Clear Message to Russia
An upcoming NATO summit should make a clear statement about the alliance’s policies toward Russia, according to Polish officials who will host the meeting in Warsaw.
-
Airbus and Safran Agree to Space Launcher Joint Venture
Airbus group and Safran signed May 2 an agreement to put strategic missile launchers into their 50/50 space launchers joint venture, the two companies said in a joint statement.
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Airbus Reports A400M Engine Gearbox Problems Will Cause Delays
Airbus faces a potentially heavy financial hit due to problems on the engine gearbox on the A400M military transport plane, the European aircraft company said in an April 28 statement.
