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NATO touts country pairings as key to defending the eastern flank
The new emphasis on pre-assigned forces comes along with a plan for more prepositioned equipment that arriving troops could quickly access from storage.
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Spain finalizes $2.1 billion deal for 20 Eurofighters to replace old F-18s
Eurofighter had something of a lock on replacing the oldest of Spain’s American-made planes, stationed on the popular tourist island of Gran Canaria. The government in Madrid had cleared the purchase in late 2021.
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Ukraine could partake in EU defense-cooperation projects after war ends
Ukraine is one of a handful of nonmember states that have negotiated so-called administrative arrangements with the European Union, an entry requirement into the bloc’s sprawling bureaucracy for jointly developing military capabilities.
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Hensoldt may get a new customer for its stealthy radar kits: the Luftwaffe
A purchase decision by the German air force would thrust the service into a growing and still-secretive technology field that is making inroads into ground-based air defense setups.
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Nations huddle to clarify access rules for $523 million buy-European fund
The fund, if it works, could provide European countries with another source to replace equipment sent to Ukraine, as American and Israeli companies, for example, are chomping at the bit to restock Europe’s arsenals.
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Rheinmetall pitches Panther battle tank as heir to the Leopard
The proposal at the Eurosatory defense exhibition in Paris adds a new angle to the discussion in Europe about a next-generation tank for the continent.
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The race to arm Ukraine highlights West’s worry of losing tech secrets
Western defense leaders are expected to meet in Brussels next week to coordinate new arms donations to Ukraine.
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Budget boost in hand, Germany puts more sub-hunting planes on its shopping list
Allied European navies in the United Kingdom and Norway also operate Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon planes, raising the prospect of interoperability when keeping tabs on Russian submarines in the North Sea and North Atlantic, in particular.
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Boeing wins bid for Germany’s multibillion-dollar helo program
The Chinook pick caps a yearslong saga for Germany to buy a new Schwerer Transporthubschrauber, or STH, as the heavy-lift chopper program is called in German.
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German government tees up $108 billion defense boost for a vote
Government officials want to see the legislative changes enacted before the summer recess begins in early July.
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NATO touts country pairings as key to defending the eastern flank
The new emphasis on pre-assigned forces comes along with a plan for more prepositioned equipment that arriving troops could quickly access from storage.
-
Spain finalizes $2.1 billion deal for 20 Eurofighters to replace old F-18s
Eurofighter had something of a lock on replacing the oldest of Spain’s American-made planes, stationed on the popular tourist island of Gran Canaria. The government in Madrid had cleared the purchase in late 2021.
-
Ukraine could partake in EU defense-cooperation projects after war ends
Ukraine is one of a handful of nonmember states that have negotiated so-called administrative arrangements with the European Union, an entry requirement into the bloc’s sprawling bureaucracy for jointly developing military capabilities.
-
Hensoldt may get a new customer for its stealthy radar kits: the Luftwaffe
A purchase decision by the German air force would thrust the service into a growing and still-secretive technology field that is making inroads into ground-based air defense setups.
-
Nations huddle to clarify access rules for $523 million buy-European fund
The fund, if it works, could provide European countries with another source to replace equipment sent to Ukraine, as American and Israeli companies, for example, are chomping at the bit to restock Europe’s arsenals.
-
Rheinmetall pitches Panther battle tank as heir to the Leopard
The proposal at the Eurosatory defense exhibition in Paris adds a new angle to the discussion in Europe about a next-generation tank for the continent.
-
The race to arm Ukraine highlights West’s worry of losing tech secrets
Western defense leaders are expected to meet in Brussels next week to coordinate new arms donations to Ukraine.
-
Budget boost in hand, Germany puts more sub-hunting planes on its shopping list
Allied European navies in the United Kingdom and Norway also operate Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon planes, raising the prospect of interoperability when keeping tabs on Russian submarines in the North Sea and North Atlantic, in particular.
-
Boeing wins bid for Germany’s multibillion-dollar helo program
The Chinook pick caps a yearslong saga for Germany to buy a new Schwerer Transporthubschrauber, or STH, as the heavy-lift chopper program is called in German.
-
German government tees up $108 billion defense boost for a vote
Government officials want to see the legislative changes enacted before the summer recess begins in early July.
-
NATO touts country pairings as key to defending the eastern flank
The new emphasis on pre-assigned forces comes along with a plan for more prepositioned equipment that arriving troops could quickly access from storage.
-
Spain finalizes $2.1 billion deal for 20 Eurofighters to replace old F-18s
Eurofighter had something of a lock on replacing the oldest of Spain’s American-made planes, stationed on the popular tourist island of Gran Canaria. The government in Madrid had cleared the purchase in late 2021.
-
Ukraine could partake in EU defense-cooperation projects after war ends
Ukraine is one of a handful of nonmember states that have negotiated so-called administrative arrangements with the European Union, an entry requirement into the bloc’s sprawling bureaucracy for jointly developing military capabilities.
-
Hensoldt may get a new customer for its stealthy radar kits: the Luftwaffe
A purchase decision by the German air force would thrust the service into a growing and still-secretive technology field that is making inroads into ground-based air defense setups.
-
Nations huddle to clarify access rules for $523 million buy-European fund
The fund, if it works, could provide European countries with another source to replace equipment sent to Ukraine, as American and Israeli companies, for example, are chomping at the bit to restock Europe’s arsenals.
-
Rheinmetall pitches Panther battle tank as heir to the Leopard
The proposal at the Eurosatory defense exhibition in Paris adds a new angle to the discussion in Europe about a next-generation tank for the continent.
-
The race to arm Ukraine highlights West’s worry of losing tech secrets
Western defense leaders are expected to meet in Brussels next week to coordinate new arms donations to Ukraine.
-
Budget boost in hand, Germany puts more sub-hunting planes on its shopping list
Allied European navies in the United Kingdom and Norway also operate Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon planes, raising the prospect of interoperability when keeping tabs on Russian submarines in the North Sea and North Atlantic, in particular.
-
Boeing wins bid for Germany’s multibillion-dollar helo program
The Chinook pick caps a yearslong saga for Germany to buy a new Schwerer Transporthubschrauber, or STH, as the heavy-lift chopper program is called in German.
-
German government tees up $108 billion defense boost for a vote
Government officials want to see the legislative changes enacted before the summer recess begins in early July.



