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German defense leaders place a somber bet on the US election
No matter who wins in November, German defense officials have telegraphed in recent months that they regard America’s retreat from Europe a challenge they can try to manage, but not avoid.
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Six US Air Force B-52 bombers make symbolic sweep over all NATO members
The one-off mission, titled “Allied Sky,” is meant to signal the alliance’s unity and improve interoperability, say U.S. military officials.
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Europe’s next-gen fighter club faces a dilemma: Who else can join?
With mainland Europe and the United Kingdom pursuing their own sixth-generation fighter programs, differing views have started to emerge about how many nations should partake in the action.
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After months of haggling, Lockheed moves on German air defense bid
Lockheed Martin and MBDA Deutschland have submitted another bid for Germany’s next-generation air defense system, following negotiations throughout the summer that some observers said nearly tanked the project.
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Spain’s Indra gets a key role in new Eurofighter radar development
Officials in Europe have billed the radar upgrade as a key prerequisite for keeping the Eurofighter relevant for future missions and possible sales, including ongoing acquisition decisions in Finland and Switzerland.
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Hungary plunks down $1 billion for new air defenses
The sale includes the Raytheon-made AMRAAM-Extended Range missile, of which Hungary requested some 60 copies in May through the U.S. Foreign Military Sales program.
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Germany floats a new NATO spending yardstick: 10 percent
Officials are pushing for a new yardstick to measure Berlin’s contributions to NATO, suggesting the country could shoulder 10 percent of alliance requirements.
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AFRICOM ordered to plan move out of Germany, latest pullout from key European ally
It’s the latest move by President Donald Trump to pull U.S. troops and resources from a key European ally.
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Hungary gets first batch of German Leopard-2 tanks
The government in Budapest ordered the equipment in late 2018 as part of an effort to replace its Russian-made arms.
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Thousands of troops are coming home from Germany, but some of them could be going right back
Thousands of troops are moving out of Germany, some of them back stateside.
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German defense leaders place a somber bet on the US election
No matter who wins in November, German defense officials have telegraphed in recent months that they regard America’s retreat from Europe a challenge they can try to manage, but not avoid.
-
Six US Air Force B-52 bombers make symbolic sweep over all NATO members
The one-off mission, titled “Allied Sky,” is meant to signal the alliance’s unity and improve interoperability, say U.S. military officials.
-
Europe’s next-gen fighter club faces a dilemma: Who else can join?
With mainland Europe and the United Kingdom pursuing their own sixth-generation fighter programs, differing views have started to emerge about how many nations should partake in the action.
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After months of haggling, Lockheed moves on German air defense bid
Lockheed Martin and MBDA Deutschland have submitted another bid for Germany’s next-generation air defense system, following negotiations throughout the summer that some observers said nearly tanked the project.
-
Spain’s Indra gets a key role in new Eurofighter radar development
Officials in Europe have billed the radar upgrade as a key prerequisite for keeping the Eurofighter relevant for future missions and possible sales, including ongoing acquisition decisions in Finland and Switzerland.
-
Hungary plunks down $1 billion for new air defenses
The sale includes the Raytheon-made AMRAAM-Extended Range missile, of which Hungary requested some 60 copies in May through the U.S. Foreign Military Sales program.
-
Germany floats a new NATO spending yardstick: 10 percent
Officials are pushing for a new yardstick to measure Berlin’s contributions to NATO, suggesting the country could shoulder 10 percent of alliance requirements.
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AFRICOM ordered to plan move out of Germany, latest pullout from key European ally
It’s the latest move by President Donald Trump to pull U.S. troops and resources from a key European ally.
-
Hungary gets first batch of German Leopard-2 tanks
The government in Budapest ordered the equipment in late 2018 as part of an effort to replace its Russian-made arms.
-
Thousands of troops are coming home from Germany, but some of them could be going right back
Thousands of troops are moving out of Germany, some of them back stateside.
-
German defense leaders place a somber bet on the US election
No matter who wins in November, German defense officials have telegraphed in recent months that they regard America’s retreat from Europe a challenge they can try to manage, but not avoid.
-
Six US Air Force B-52 bombers make symbolic sweep over all NATO members
The one-off mission, titled “Allied Sky,” is meant to signal the alliance’s unity and improve interoperability, say U.S. military officials.
-
Europe’s next-gen fighter club faces a dilemma: Who else can join?
With mainland Europe and the United Kingdom pursuing their own sixth-generation fighter programs, differing views have started to emerge about how many nations should partake in the action.
-
After months of haggling, Lockheed moves on German air defense bid
Lockheed Martin and MBDA Deutschland have submitted another bid for Germany’s next-generation air defense system, following negotiations throughout the summer that some observers said nearly tanked the project.
-
Spain’s Indra gets a key role in new Eurofighter radar development
Officials in Europe have billed the radar upgrade as a key prerequisite for keeping the Eurofighter relevant for future missions and possible sales, including ongoing acquisition decisions in Finland and Switzerland.
-
Hungary plunks down $1 billion for new air defenses
The sale includes the Raytheon-made AMRAAM-Extended Range missile, of which Hungary requested some 60 copies in May through the U.S. Foreign Military Sales program.
-
Germany floats a new NATO spending yardstick: 10 percent
Officials are pushing for a new yardstick to measure Berlin’s contributions to NATO, suggesting the country could shoulder 10 percent of alliance requirements.
-
AFRICOM ordered to plan move out of Germany, latest pullout from key European ally
It’s the latest move by President Donald Trump to pull U.S. troops and resources from a key European ally.
-
Hungary gets first batch of German Leopard-2 tanks
The government in Budapest ordered the equipment in late 2018 as part of an effort to replace its Russian-made arms.
-
Thousands of troops are coming home from Germany, but some of them could be going right back
Thousands of troops are moving out of Germany, some of them back stateside.
