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Swiss Air 2030 program clears hurdle of external review — with tweaks
Former Swiss astronaut Claude Nicollier was tasked by the government to critique the $8 billion-plus proposal.
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Dutch keep Walrus submarine race going for a bit longer
The Dutch government has postponed a supplier decision to replace its four Walrus submarines, telling lawmakers that further study of the issue is needed until the summer.
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German, Norwegian officials huddle over joint submarine program
The high-stakes acquisition is expected to tie the two navies together for decades.
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Navies, companies push for torpedo-killing torpedoes
Naval forces worldwide are pushing the idea of anti-torpedo torpedoes, essentially aiming to translate the promises of missile defense technology to undersea warfare.
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The F-35 and other warplanes descend on Switzerland this spring
The Swiss have kicked off flying season for the five types of combat aircraft under consideration to replace the country’s aging fleet, with several demonstrations scheduled between now and early July.
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NATO launches cyber-defense drill simulating elections under attack
A team built around the alliance’s Communications and Information Agency, NCI, is the defending champion at this year’s “Locked Shields” event.
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As NATO banks on Poland, is the country becoming the new face of a nervous Europe?
NATO plans to turn a town in central Poland into a key storage hub for U.S. combat equipment.
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Germany muddles through another NATO shindig
Say what you will about Germany’s defense spending, the ritual of U.S. leaders trashing Berlin is almost becoming something of a unifying force within the alliance.
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Lithuania is first Baltic nation to sign US defense-cooperation pact
The Baltic states are especially attuned to the possibility of Russia staging a Crimea-style operation in their countries to challenge their territorial integrity.
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NATO foots bill for massive US combat depot in Poland
Alliance members will fund construction of a storage site for American combat vehicles in an attempt to deter Russia.
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Swiss Air 2030 program clears hurdle of external review — with tweaks
Former Swiss astronaut Claude Nicollier was tasked by the government to critique the $8 billion-plus proposal.
-
Dutch keep Walrus submarine race going for a bit longer
The Dutch government has postponed a supplier decision to replace its four Walrus submarines, telling lawmakers that further study of the issue is needed until the summer.
-
German, Norwegian officials huddle over joint submarine program
The high-stakes acquisition is expected to tie the two navies together for decades.
-
Navies, companies push for torpedo-killing torpedoes
Naval forces worldwide are pushing the idea of anti-torpedo torpedoes, essentially aiming to translate the promises of missile defense technology to undersea warfare.
-
The F-35 and other warplanes descend on Switzerland this spring
The Swiss have kicked off flying season for the five types of combat aircraft under consideration to replace the country’s aging fleet, with several demonstrations scheduled between now and early July.
-
NATO launches cyber-defense drill simulating elections under attack
A team built around the alliance’s Communications and Information Agency, NCI, is the defending champion at this year’s “Locked Shields” event.
-
As NATO banks on Poland, is the country becoming the new face of a nervous Europe?
NATO plans to turn a town in central Poland into a key storage hub for U.S. combat equipment.
-
Germany muddles through another NATO shindig
Say what you will about Germany’s defense spending, the ritual of U.S. leaders trashing Berlin is almost becoming something of a unifying force within the alliance.
-
Lithuania is first Baltic nation to sign US defense-cooperation pact
The Baltic states are especially attuned to the possibility of Russia staging a Crimea-style operation in their countries to challenge their territorial integrity.
-
NATO foots bill for massive US combat depot in Poland
Alliance members will fund construction of a storage site for American combat vehicles in an attempt to deter Russia.
-
Swiss Air 2030 program clears hurdle of external review — with tweaks
Former Swiss astronaut Claude Nicollier was tasked by the government to critique the $8 billion-plus proposal.
-
Dutch keep Walrus submarine race going for a bit longer
The Dutch government has postponed a supplier decision to replace its four Walrus submarines, telling lawmakers that further study of the issue is needed until the summer.
-
German, Norwegian officials huddle over joint submarine program
The high-stakes acquisition is expected to tie the two navies together for decades.
-
Navies, companies push for torpedo-killing torpedoes
Naval forces worldwide are pushing the idea of anti-torpedo torpedoes, essentially aiming to translate the promises of missile defense technology to undersea warfare.
-
The F-35 and other warplanes descend on Switzerland this spring
The Swiss have kicked off flying season for the five types of combat aircraft under consideration to replace the country’s aging fleet, with several demonstrations scheduled between now and early July.
-
NATO launches cyber-defense drill simulating elections under attack
A team built around the alliance’s Communications and Information Agency, NCI, is the defending champion at this year’s “Locked Shields” event.
-
As NATO banks on Poland, is the country becoming the new face of a nervous Europe?
NATO plans to turn a town in central Poland into a key storage hub for U.S. combat equipment.
-
Germany muddles through another NATO shindig
Say what you will about Germany’s defense spending, the ritual of U.S. leaders trashing Berlin is almost becoming something of a unifying force within the alliance.
-
Lithuania is first Baltic nation to sign US defense-cooperation pact
The Baltic states are especially attuned to the possibility of Russia staging a Crimea-style operation in their countries to challenge their territorial integrity.
-
NATO foots bill for massive US combat depot in Poland
Alliance members will fund construction of a storage site for American combat vehicles in an attempt to deter Russia.
