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NATO to upgrade its AWACS surveillance aircraft for $1 billion
The news comes coupled with an announcement that the first of five Global Hawk drones making up the Alliance Ground Surveillance program was en route from the United States to its future home base at Sigonella, Sicily.
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The US Air Force is in no hurry to commit to a next-gen fighter design
The service is taking its time to settle on a next-generation fighter design, awaiting instead lessons learned from the F-35 jet and playing the field with promising technologies, says a senior Air Force official.
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Germany scrambles to secure funding for next-gen fighter research contracts
Money for the next phase of the FCAS program is due in January — about $83 million each from Germany, France and Spain.
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Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
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Can a new Franco-German export agreement clear the air for Europe’s future fighter?
Political and industrial mistrust remains a wild card for the Future Combat Air System program — an envisioned sixth-generation fighter jet.
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Five European navies rally around Cold War-era ‘Channel Committee’
The German navy has previously set its sights on the Baltic Sea as a theater of operations that warrants greater emphasis.
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More money, more missions: German defense minister unveils her plan for the Bundeswehr
Germany should strive to establish an “ability to act” commensurate with the country’s status as a powerhouse in Europe, argues the nation’s defense minister.
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German, US armies strive for ‘integrated’ operations by 2027
A new agreement sets out an ambitious modernization agenda premised on the idea that the two ground forces will be instrumental in keeping the peace in Europe.
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Amid Syria discord, NATO chief backs continued deployment of allies’ air defenses in Turkey
The Turkish operation against Syrian Kurds is certain to dominate a defense ministers’ meeting during the next two days.
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Europeans propose siccing self-learning drone swarms on air defenses
Engineers are looking to create the logic behind autonomous groups of expendable aircraft tasked with a dangerous mission.
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NATO to upgrade its AWACS surveillance aircraft for $1 billion
The news comes coupled with an announcement that the first of five Global Hawk drones making up the Alliance Ground Surveillance program was en route from the United States to its future home base at Sigonella, Sicily.
-
The US Air Force is in no hurry to commit to a next-gen fighter design
The service is taking its time to settle on a next-generation fighter design, awaiting instead lessons learned from the F-35 jet and playing the field with promising technologies, says a senior Air Force official.
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Germany scrambles to secure funding for next-gen fighter research contracts
Money for the next phase of the FCAS program is due in January — about $83 million each from Germany, France and Spain.
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Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
-
Can a new Franco-German export agreement clear the air for Europe’s future fighter?
Political and industrial mistrust remains a wild card for the Future Combat Air System program — an envisioned sixth-generation fighter jet.
-
Five European navies rally around Cold War-era ‘Channel Committee’
The German navy has previously set its sights on the Baltic Sea as a theater of operations that warrants greater emphasis.
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More money, more missions: German defense minister unveils her plan for the Bundeswehr
Germany should strive to establish an “ability to act” commensurate with the country’s status as a powerhouse in Europe, argues the nation’s defense minister.
-
German, US armies strive for ‘integrated’ operations by 2027
A new agreement sets out an ambitious modernization agenda premised on the idea that the two ground forces will be instrumental in keeping the peace in Europe.
-
Amid Syria discord, NATO chief backs continued deployment of allies’ air defenses in Turkey
The Turkish operation against Syrian Kurds is certain to dominate a defense ministers’ meeting during the next two days.
-
Europeans propose siccing self-learning drone swarms on air defenses
Engineers are looking to create the logic behind autonomous groups of expendable aircraft tasked with a dangerous mission.
-
NATO to upgrade its AWACS surveillance aircraft for $1 billion
The news comes coupled with an announcement that the first of five Global Hawk drones making up the Alliance Ground Surveillance program was en route from the United States to its future home base at Sigonella, Sicily.
-
The US Air Force is in no hurry to commit to a next-gen fighter design
The service is taking its time to settle on a next-generation fighter design, awaiting instead lessons learned from the F-35 jet and playing the field with promising technologies, says a senior Air Force official.
-
Germany scrambles to secure funding for next-gen fighter research contracts
Money for the next phase of the FCAS program is due in January — about $83 million each from Germany, France and Spain.
-
Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
-
Can a new Franco-German export agreement clear the air for Europe’s future fighter?
Political and industrial mistrust remains a wild card for the Future Combat Air System program — an envisioned sixth-generation fighter jet.
-
Five European navies rally around Cold War-era ‘Channel Committee’
The German navy has previously set its sights on the Baltic Sea as a theater of operations that warrants greater emphasis.
-
More money, more missions: German defense minister unveils her plan for the Bundeswehr
Germany should strive to establish an “ability to act” commensurate with the country’s status as a powerhouse in Europe, argues the nation’s defense minister.
-
German, US armies strive for ‘integrated’ operations by 2027
A new agreement sets out an ambitious modernization agenda premised on the idea that the two ground forces will be instrumental in keeping the peace in Europe.
-
Amid Syria discord, NATO chief backs continued deployment of allies’ air defenses in Turkey
The Turkish operation against Syrian Kurds is certain to dominate a defense ministers’ meeting during the next two days.
-
Europeans propose siccing self-learning drone swarms on air defenses
Engineers are looking to create the logic behind autonomous groups of expendable aircraft tasked with a dangerous mission.
