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Ramstein Air Base to host new NATO space center
The United States, Russia and China have each heavily invested in space technology in recent years, though many of the activities are closely guarded secrets.
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Dutch Defence Ministry casts ‘unrealistic’ NATO spending goal
“The gap is too big, the steps are too large,” says one analyst.
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NATO chief seeks technology gains in alliance reform push
Also on the docket is the development of a new strategic concept that would replace the existing version dating from 2010, Stoltenberg announced.
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German industry pushes for space launch site in the North Sea
A German industry association hopes civilian adoption of a micro-launch concept will open the door to defense applications.
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Estonia moves to fortify its coastline with missiles and sea mines
The project is included in a list of modernization efforts in the the $760 million defense budget for 2021, approved this week.
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Germany walks away from Lockheed, Boeing cargo helicopter offers
The surprise decision halts an acquisition race that was scheduled to a see a contract awarded in 2021.
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Switzerland’s $6.5 billion fighter jet plan narrowly passes referendum
Defence Minister Viola Amherd considers the result, however close, a mandate to continue ongoing evaluations of the Eurofighter, the Rafale, the F-18 Super Hornet and the F-35A.
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Germany tries to forge a deal on who can play ball in Europe
Time is ticking for Germany to find a compromise on letting American, British and other non-European Union countries tap into the bloc’s emerging defense cooperation scheme.
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German, French defense ministers push for Eurodrone progress
The high-level endorsement means a shot in the arm for a weapons program that has slipped under the radar since Airbus, Dassault and Leonardo unveiled a mock-up drone at the 2018 Berlin Air Show.
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Hungary is Rheinmetall’s launch customer for the Lynx fighting vehicle
Executives celebrated the order as a key deal for the company, following an unsuccessful bid for the U.S. Army’s Bradley replacement program last year.
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Ramstein Air Base to host new NATO space center
The United States, Russia and China have each heavily invested in space technology in recent years, though many of the activities are closely guarded secrets.
-
Dutch Defence Ministry casts ‘unrealistic’ NATO spending goal
“The gap is too big, the steps are too large,” says one analyst.
-
NATO chief seeks technology gains in alliance reform push
Also on the docket is the development of a new strategic concept that would replace the existing version dating from 2010, Stoltenberg announced.
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German industry pushes for space launch site in the North Sea
A German industry association hopes civilian adoption of a micro-launch concept will open the door to defense applications.
-
Estonia moves to fortify its coastline with missiles and sea mines
The project is included in a list of modernization efforts in the the $760 million defense budget for 2021, approved this week.
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Germany walks away from Lockheed, Boeing cargo helicopter offers
The surprise decision halts an acquisition race that was scheduled to a see a contract awarded in 2021.
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Switzerland’s $6.5 billion fighter jet plan narrowly passes referendum
Defence Minister Viola Amherd considers the result, however close, a mandate to continue ongoing evaluations of the Eurofighter, the Rafale, the F-18 Super Hornet and the F-35A.
-
Germany tries to forge a deal on who can play ball in Europe
Time is ticking for Germany to find a compromise on letting American, British and other non-European Union countries tap into the bloc’s emerging defense cooperation scheme.
-
German, French defense ministers push for Eurodrone progress
The high-level endorsement means a shot in the arm for a weapons program that has slipped under the radar since Airbus, Dassault and Leonardo unveiled a mock-up drone at the 2018 Berlin Air Show.
-
Hungary is Rheinmetall’s launch customer for the Lynx fighting vehicle
Executives celebrated the order as a key deal for the company, following an unsuccessful bid for the U.S. Army’s Bradley replacement program last year.
-
Ramstein Air Base to host new NATO space center
The United States, Russia and China have each heavily invested in space technology in recent years, though many of the activities are closely guarded secrets.
-
Dutch Defence Ministry casts ‘unrealistic’ NATO spending goal
“The gap is too big, the steps are too large,” says one analyst.
-
NATO chief seeks technology gains in alliance reform push
Also on the docket is the development of a new strategic concept that would replace the existing version dating from 2010, Stoltenberg announced.
-
German industry pushes for space launch site in the North Sea
A German industry association hopes civilian adoption of a micro-launch concept will open the door to defense applications.
-
Estonia moves to fortify its coastline with missiles and sea mines
The project is included in a list of modernization efforts in the the $760 million defense budget for 2021, approved this week.
-
Germany walks away from Lockheed, Boeing cargo helicopter offers
The surprise decision halts an acquisition race that was scheduled to a see a contract awarded in 2021.
-
Switzerland’s $6.5 billion fighter jet plan narrowly passes referendum
Defence Minister Viola Amherd considers the result, however close, a mandate to continue ongoing evaluations of the Eurofighter, the Rafale, the F-18 Super Hornet and the F-35A.
-
Germany tries to forge a deal on who can play ball in Europe
Time is ticking for Germany to find a compromise on letting American, British and other non-European Union countries tap into the bloc’s emerging defense cooperation scheme.
-
German, French defense ministers push for Eurodrone progress
The high-level endorsement means a shot in the arm for a weapons program that has slipped under the radar since Airbus, Dassault and Leonardo unveiled a mock-up drone at the 2018 Berlin Air Show.
-
Hungary is Rheinmetall’s launch customer for the Lynx fighting vehicle
Executives celebrated the order as a key deal for the company, following an unsuccessful bid for the U.S. Army’s Bradley replacement program last year.
