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France says it will consider letting UK join fighter aircraft partnership with Germany
The goal of the Franco-German alliance is to design and build a new fighter jet to eventually replace the Rafale and Eurofighter Typhoon.
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French firm joins exclusive talks to acquire cybersecurity company Novidy’s in $43M deal
That acquisition is key in Communications & Systèmes’ expansion drive, which seeks to boost annual sales to about $367 million by 2021.
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Dassault Aviation tours India to promote industrial partnership opportunities
Dassault seeks to meet the requirements of India’s policies Make in India and Skill India, as reflected by holding the meeting in the Asian nation.
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Is European cooperation a drag on arms programs? France audit office says yes.
France should limit its international partners to two or three nations when entering a cooperative arms program, and just one prime contractor should be picked, the National Audit Office said in a report on European cooperation in arms procurement.
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France turns to plan B when missile launch fails during Syria airstrikes
When a French multimission frigate failed to fire its salvo of three naval cruise missiles during last weekend’s joint airstrike on Syria, the military drew on a backup plan.
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Domestic response to Syria strikes: cheers in France, lashing in UK
Leaders in France and the U.K. faced starkly different responses to decisions to participate in an allied missile strike against Syria.
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In show of unity, France and UK join the fray in Syria
British and French forces fired airborne and naval cruise missiles when they joined the U.S. in a strike against Syrian bases reported to be used for chemical warfare.
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UK was the one to put the brakes on drone demo project, industry says
British and French industry were disappointed after their offer to build a technology demonstrator for a combat drone was put on hold, mainly by the U.K., Eric Trappier, chairman of the Gifas trade body, said April 12.
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Brexit leaves French defense companies with big investment in the UK uneasy
The prospect of Britain leaving the European Union, dubbed Brexit, stirs deep disquiet among French defense companies, which are heavily invested across the English Channel.
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MBDA is pitching its Sea Ceptor for Finland‘s sea-based weapons buy
MBDA is indirectly pitching its Sea Ceptor naval air defense system to Finland, which is looking overseas to arm its planned four-strong fleet of Squadron 2020 corvettes.
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France says it will consider letting UK join fighter aircraft partnership with Germany
The goal of the Franco-German alliance is to design and build a new fighter jet to eventually replace the Rafale and Eurofighter Typhoon.
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French firm joins exclusive talks to acquire cybersecurity company Novidy’s in $43M deal
That acquisition is key in Communications & Systèmes’ expansion drive, which seeks to boost annual sales to about $367 million by 2021.
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Dassault Aviation tours India to promote industrial partnership opportunities
Dassault seeks to meet the requirements of India’s policies Make in India and Skill India, as reflected by holding the meeting in the Asian nation.
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Is European cooperation a drag on arms programs? France audit office says yes.
France should limit its international partners to two or three nations when entering a cooperative arms program, and just one prime contractor should be picked, the National Audit Office said in a report on European cooperation in arms procurement.
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France turns to plan B when missile launch fails during Syria airstrikes
When a French multimission frigate failed to fire its salvo of three naval cruise missiles during last weekend’s joint airstrike on Syria, the military drew on a backup plan.
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Domestic response to Syria strikes: cheers in France, lashing in UK
Leaders in France and the U.K. faced starkly different responses to decisions to participate in an allied missile strike against Syria.
-
In show of unity, France and UK join the fray in Syria
British and French forces fired airborne and naval cruise missiles when they joined the U.S. in a strike against Syrian bases reported to be used for chemical warfare.
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UK was the one to put the brakes on drone demo project, industry says
British and French industry were disappointed after their offer to build a technology demonstrator for a combat drone was put on hold, mainly by the U.K., Eric Trappier, chairman of the Gifas trade body, said April 12.
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Brexit leaves French defense companies with big investment in the UK uneasy
The prospect of Britain leaving the European Union, dubbed Brexit, stirs deep disquiet among French defense companies, which are heavily invested across the English Channel.
-
MBDA is pitching its Sea Ceptor for Finland‘s sea-based weapons buy
MBDA is indirectly pitching its Sea Ceptor naval air defense system to Finland, which is looking overseas to arm its planned four-strong fleet of Squadron 2020 corvettes.
-
France says it will consider letting UK join fighter aircraft partnership with Germany
The goal of the Franco-German alliance is to design and build a new fighter jet to eventually replace the Rafale and Eurofighter Typhoon.
-
French firm joins exclusive talks to acquire cybersecurity company Novidy’s in $43M deal
That acquisition is key in Communications & Systèmes’ expansion drive, which seeks to boost annual sales to about $367 million by 2021.
-
Dassault Aviation tours India to promote industrial partnership opportunities
Dassault seeks to meet the requirements of India’s policies Make in India and Skill India, as reflected by holding the meeting in the Asian nation.
-
Is European cooperation a drag on arms programs? France audit office says yes.
France should limit its international partners to two or three nations when entering a cooperative arms program, and just one prime contractor should be picked, the National Audit Office said in a report on European cooperation in arms procurement.
-
France turns to plan B when missile launch fails during Syria airstrikes
When a French multimission frigate failed to fire its salvo of three naval cruise missiles during last weekend’s joint airstrike on Syria, the military drew on a backup plan.
-
Domestic response to Syria strikes: cheers in France, lashing in UK
Leaders in France and the U.K. faced starkly different responses to decisions to participate in an allied missile strike against Syria.
-
In show of unity, France and UK join the fray in Syria
British and French forces fired airborne and naval cruise missiles when they joined the U.S. in a strike against Syrian bases reported to be used for chemical warfare.
-
UK was the one to put the brakes on drone demo project, industry says
British and French industry were disappointed after their offer to build a technology demonstrator for a combat drone was put on hold, mainly by the U.K., Eric Trappier, chairman of the Gifas trade body, said April 12.
-
Brexit leaves French defense companies with big investment in the UK uneasy
The prospect of Britain leaving the European Union, dubbed Brexit, stirs deep disquiet among French defense companies, which are heavily invested across the English Channel.
-
MBDA is pitching its Sea Ceptor for Finland‘s sea-based weapons buy
MBDA is indirectly pitching its Sea Ceptor naval air defense system to Finland, which is looking overseas to arm its planned four-strong fleet of Squadron 2020 corvettes.
