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German government ups the pressure in $1.1B Poseidon purchase petition
As is the case with other large military investments awaiting a decision, the aircraft acquisition would exceed current budget projections here.
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German defense ministry seeks $5.3 billion for next FCAS research phase
Berlin wants to create a separate pot of 750 million euros dedicated solely to national developments.
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NATO to look eastward and inward at summit
NATO heads of state and government will confront a sizable to-do list at their June 14 Brussels summit, as the event will set the path for hardening the alliance’s outer defenses while staying limber on the inside.
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Top NATO general urges ‘alignment’ between US and European sixth-gen fighter plans
Gen. Tod Wolters’ comments echo a sense of common purpose among NATO allies that sometimes gets lost in defense-industrial infighting.
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Rheinmetall delivers first batch of Boxer scouting vehicles to Australia
Twenty-five vehicles done, 106 to go for the combat reconnaissance version of Australia’s future Boxer fleet.
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Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
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Rheinmetall delivers combat robots to Britain, tank defenses to Hungary
Germany’s Rheinmetall has announced two new deals for high-tech weaponry, featuring ground robots and active protection systems.
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Germany expects ‘wave’ of new Eurotank partners after September conference
The international event is meant to initiate an “opening wave” of interested countries from the European Union, NATO and elsewhere – provided that Germany and France agree on the prerequisites.
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Germany goes Hail Mary on funding Europe’s next-gen fighter
German defense leaders admit they have no firm financing plan for the Future Combat Air System, but they still hope to submit the project to lawmakers for approval soon.
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EU and US defense leaders pounce on new pet project: military mobility
European Union members have admitted the United States into a project aimed at quickening the flow of military personnel and equipment across the continent, hoping the move will open a new front in trans-Atlantic cooperation.
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German government ups the pressure in $1.1B Poseidon purchase petition
As is the case with other large military investments awaiting a decision, the aircraft acquisition would exceed current budget projections here.
-
German defense ministry seeks $5.3 billion for next FCAS research phase
Berlin wants to create a separate pot of 750 million euros dedicated solely to national developments.
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NATO to look eastward and inward at summit
NATO heads of state and government will confront a sizable to-do list at their June 14 Brussels summit, as the event will set the path for hardening the alliance’s outer defenses while staying limber on the inside.
-
Top NATO general urges ‘alignment’ between US and European sixth-gen fighter plans
Gen. Tod Wolters’ comments echo a sense of common purpose among NATO allies that sometimes gets lost in defense-industrial infighting.
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Rheinmetall delivers first batch of Boxer scouting vehicles to Australia
Twenty-five vehicles done, 106 to go for the combat reconnaissance version of Australia’s future Boxer fleet.
-
Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
-
Rheinmetall delivers combat robots to Britain, tank defenses to Hungary
Germany’s Rheinmetall has announced two new deals for high-tech weaponry, featuring ground robots and active protection systems.
-
Germany expects ‘wave’ of new Eurotank partners after September conference
The international event is meant to initiate an “opening wave” of interested countries from the European Union, NATO and elsewhere – provided that Germany and France agree on the prerequisites.
-
Germany goes Hail Mary on funding Europe’s next-gen fighter
German defense leaders admit they have no firm financing plan for the Future Combat Air System, but they still hope to submit the project to lawmakers for approval soon.
-
EU and US defense leaders pounce on new pet project: military mobility
European Union members have admitted the United States into a project aimed at quickening the flow of military personnel and equipment across the continent, hoping the move will open a new front in trans-Atlantic cooperation.
-
German government ups the pressure in $1.1B Poseidon purchase petition
As is the case with other large military investments awaiting a decision, the aircraft acquisition would exceed current budget projections here.
-
German defense ministry seeks $5.3 billion for next FCAS research phase
Berlin wants to create a separate pot of 750 million euros dedicated solely to national developments.
-
NATO to look eastward and inward at summit
NATO heads of state and government will confront a sizable to-do list at their June 14 Brussels summit, as the event will set the path for hardening the alliance’s outer defenses while staying limber on the inside.
-
Top NATO general urges ‘alignment’ between US and European sixth-gen fighter plans
Gen. Tod Wolters’ comments echo a sense of common purpose among NATO allies that sometimes gets lost in defense-industrial infighting.
-
Rheinmetall delivers first batch of Boxer scouting vehicles to Australia
Twenty-five vehicles done, 106 to go for the combat reconnaissance version of Australia’s future Boxer fleet.
-
Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
-
Rheinmetall delivers combat robots to Britain, tank defenses to Hungary
Germany’s Rheinmetall has announced two new deals for high-tech weaponry, featuring ground robots and active protection systems.
-
Germany expects ‘wave’ of new Eurotank partners after September conference
The international event is meant to initiate an “opening wave” of interested countries from the European Union, NATO and elsewhere – provided that Germany and France agree on the prerequisites.
-
Germany goes Hail Mary on funding Europe’s next-gen fighter
German defense leaders admit they have no firm financing plan for the Future Combat Air System, but they still hope to submit the project to lawmakers for approval soon.
-
EU and US defense leaders pounce on new pet project: military mobility
European Union members have admitted the United States into a project aimed at quickening the flow of military personnel and equipment across the continent, hoping the move will open a new front in trans-Atlantic cooperation.
