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French, German leaders provide fresh top cover for new warplane, tank projects
Specifics remain to be sorted out in harmonizing the two countries’ differing policies on arms exports, a major hiccup in the joint next-generation fighter program known as FCAS.
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From air policing to air defense: Lithuania urges new tack in NATO’s Baltic mission
To the Lithuanians, the distinction is about more than semantics in the face of a resurgent Russia.
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The Netherlands to buy nine more F-35s for $1.1 billion
The envisioned €1 billion acquisition will “lay the foundation” for a third F-35 squadron in the Dutch air force, a plan that government officials first floated in late 2018.
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Boeing’s F-18 jet may have a leg up in Germany over Eurofighter
The Pentagon reportedly told Berlin that certifying the U.S. plane for nuclear missions would be easier.
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Stealthy no more? A German radar vendor says it tracked the F-35 jet in 2018 — from a pony farm
In the illustrious history of the F-35 fighter jet, add a pony farm outside Berlin as the place where radar-maker Hensoldt claims the plane’s stealth cover was blown.
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Tank-killing missile tests ‘Europe First’ weapons policy
As the bureaucracy for greater European defense cooperation takes shape, industrial clashes are in the offing.
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New deal moves Britain’s Protector drone closer to civilian airspace approval
A trans-Atlantic rift is emerging on the regulations for integrating large military drones into unrestricted airspace.
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MBDA readies new missile for electronic warfare
The idea is to replace the warhead with a payload for jamming enemy air defenses or beckoning them away from strike missiles.
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British, Italian defense companies jump on Tempest
The race is on in Europe for a next-generation aerial weapon system.
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Italy joins Britain’s Tempest combat aircraft program
Rome’s involvement solidifies what is becoming a major race in Europe to develop a next-generation warplane for the continent.
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French, German leaders provide fresh top cover for new warplane, tank projects
Specifics remain to be sorted out in harmonizing the two countries’ differing policies on arms exports, a major hiccup in the joint next-generation fighter program known as FCAS.
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From air policing to air defense: Lithuania urges new tack in NATO’s Baltic mission
To the Lithuanians, the distinction is about more than semantics in the face of a resurgent Russia.
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The Netherlands to buy nine more F-35s for $1.1 billion
The envisioned €1 billion acquisition will “lay the foundation” for a third F-35 squadron in the Dutch air force, a plan that government officials first floated in late 2018.
-
Boeing’s F-18 jet may have a leg up in Germany over Eurofighter
The Pentagon reportedly told Berlin that certifying the U.S. plane for nuclear missions would be easier.
-
Stealthy no more? A German radar vendor says it tracked the F-35 jet in 2018 — from a pony farm
In the illustrious history of the F-35 fighter jet, add a pony farm outside Berlin as the place where radar-maker Hensoldt claims the plane’s stealth cover was blown.
-
Tank-killing missile tests ‘Europe First’ weapons policy
As the bureaucracy for greater European defense cooperation takes shape, industrial clashes are in the offing.
-
New deal moves Britain’s Protector drone closer to civilian airspace approval
A trans-Atlantic rift is emerging on the regulations for integrating large military drones into unrestricted airspace.
-
MBDA readies new missile for electronic warfare
The idea is to replace the warhead with a payload for jamming enemy air defenses or beckoning them away from strike missiles.
-
British, Italian defense companies jump on Tempest
The race is on in Europe for a next-generation aerial weapon system.
-
Italy joins Britain’s Tempest combat aircraft program
Rome’s involvement solidifies what is becoming a major race in Europe to develop a next-generation warplane for the continent.
-
French, German leaders provide fresh top cover for new warplane, tank projects
Specifics remain to be sorted out in harmonizing the two countries’ differing policies on arms exports, a major hiccup in the joint next-generation fighter program known as FCAS.
-
From air policing to air defense: Lithuania urges new tack in NATO’s Baltic mission
To the Lithuanians, the distinction is about more than semantics in the face of a resurgent Russia.
-
The Netherlands to buy nine more F-35s for $1.1 billion
The envisioned €1 billion acquisition will “lay the foundation” for a third F-35 squadron in the Dutch air force, a plan that government officials first floated in late 2018.
-
Boeing’s F-18 jet may have a leg up in Germany over Eurofighter
The Pentagon reportedly told Berlin that certifying the U.S. plane for nuclear missions would be easier.
-
Stealthy no more? A German radar vendor says it tracked the F-35 jet in 2018 — from a pony farm
In the illustrious history of the F-35 fighter jet, add a pony farm outside Berlin as the place where radar-maker Hensoldt claims the plane’s stealth cover was blown.
-
Tank-killing missile tests ‘Europe First’ weapons policy
As the bureaucracy for greater European defense cooperation takes shape, industrial clashes are in the offing.
-
New deal moves Britain’s Protector drone closer to civilian airspace approval
A trans-Atlantic rift is emerging on the regulations for integrating large military drones into unrestricted airspace.
-
MBDA readies new missile for electronic warfare
The idea is to replace the warhead with a payload for jamming enemy air defenses or beckoning them away from strike missiles.
-
British, Italian defense companies jump on Tempest
The race is on in Europe for a next-generation aerial weapon system.
-
Italy joins Britain’s Tempest combat aircraft program
Rome’s involvement solidifies what is becoming a major race in Europe to develop a next-generation warplane for the continent.
