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US Air Force moves to fortify F-35 weak points against hacking
Experts fear the fully computerized combat jet is vulnerable to hacking, as capabilities for cyber attacks proliferate globally.
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NATO nudges Europe to make its transport networks war-ready
Bottlenecks exist that would impede the rapid shipment of combat gear around the continent in case of a crisis, officials warn.
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Warnings and confusion preceded Norwegian frigate disaster: here’s what we know
The disaster has far-reaching consequences for the Norwegian Navy, which now faces the loss of one of its premier warfighting assets.
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Study demands ‘new energy’ in France-UK defense ties to weather Brexit fallout
London and Paris could drift apart, as one looks to the United States while the other has its eyes set on Europe, two think tanks warn.
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Europe’s next-gen fighter jet is stuck in the bickering phase
The future Franco-German combat aircraft program is set to begin in earnest early next year, but a key project phase is already in full swing.
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German Air Force to test covert radar in large-scale demo over Bavaria
The Luftwaffe says it is interested in passive radar for improving routine air surveillance over Germany, though its defense industry partner says the technology is capable of much more.
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Nexter, CMI Defence join forces to build combat vehicles for Belgium
Paris and Brussels want their armies to use the same types of combat vehicles in an effort to boost interoperability.
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Export constraints emerge as sticking point for future German-French combat aircraft
Two governments are split on who should be able to buy a future aircraft once it becomes a reality.
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Belgium reportedly picks F-35 for future fighter jet
Lockheed’s victory was widely predicted, but won’t be welcome news for Eurofighter or Dassault.
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ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems boss talks ‘speed dating’ among European shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems CEO Rolf Wirtz shares his view on the planned merger of France’s Naval Group and Italy’s Fincantieri, as well as the state of the European shipbuilding industry.
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US Air Force moves to fortify F-35 weak points against hacking
Experts fear the fully computerized combat jet is vulnerable to hacking, as capabilities for cyber attacks proliferate globally.
-
NATO nudges Europe to make its transport networks war-ready
Bottlenecks exist that would impede the rapid shipment of combat gear around the continent in case of a crisis, officials warn.
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Warnings and confusion preceded Norwegian frigate disaster: here’s what we know
The disaster has far-reaching consequences for the Norwegian Navy, which now faces the loss of one of its premier warfighting assets.
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Study demands ‘new energy’ in France-UK defense ties to weather Brexit fallout
London and Paris could drift apart, as one looks to the United States while the other has its eyes set on Europe, two think tanks warn.
-
Europe’s next-gen fighter jet is stuck in the bickering phase
The future Franco-German combat aircraft program is set to begin in earnest early next year, but a key project phase is already in full swing.
-
German Air Force to test covert radar in large-scale demo over Bavaria
The Luftwaffe says it is interested in passive radar for improving routine air surveillance over Germany, though its defense industry partner says the technology is capable of much more.
-
Nexter, CMI Defence join forces to build combat vehicles for Belgium
Paris and Brussels want their armies to use the same types of combat vehicles in an effort to boost interoperability.
-
Export constraints emerge as sticking point for future German-French combat aircraft
Two governments are split on who should be able to buy a future aircraft once it becomes a reality.
-
Belgium reportedly picks F-35 for future fighter jet
Lockheed’s victory was widely predicted, but won’t be welcome news for Eurofighter or Dassault.
-
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems boss talks ‘speed dating’ among European shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems CEO Rolf Wirtz shares his view on the planned merger of France’s Naval Group and Italy’s Fincantieri, as well as the state of the European shipbuilding industry.
-
US Air Force moves to fortify F-35 weak points against hacking
Experts fear the fully computerized combat jet is vulnerable to hacking, as capabilities for cyber attacks proliferate globally.
-
NATO nudges Europe to make its transport networks war-ready
Bottlenecks exist that would impede the rapid shipment of combat gear around the continent in case of a crisis, officials warn.
-
Warnings and confusion preceded Norwegian frigate disaster: here’s what we know
The disaster has far-reaching consequences for the Norwegian Navy, which now faces the loss of one of its premier warfighting assets.
-
Study demands ‘new energy’ in France-UK defense ties to weather Brexit fallout
London and Paris could drift apart, as one looks to the United States while the other has its eyes set on Europe, two think tanks warn.
-
Europe’s next-gen fighter jet is stuck in the bickering phase
The future Franco-German combat aircraft program is set to begin in earnest early next year, but a key project phase is already in full swing.
-
German Air Force to test covert radar in large-scale demo over Bavaria
The Luftwaffe says it is interested in passive radar for improving routine air surveillance over Germany, though its defense industry partner says the technology is capable of much more.
-
Nexter, CMI Defence join forces to build combat vehicles for Belgium
Paris and Brussels want their armies to use the same types of combat vehicles in an effort to boost interoperability.
-
Export constraints emerge as sticking point for future German-French combat aircraft
Two governments are split on who should be able to buy a future aircraft once it becomes a reality.
-
Belgium reportedly picks F-35 for future fighter jet
Lockheed’s victory was widely predicted, but won’t be welcome news for Eurofighter or Dassault.
-
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems boss talks ‘speed dating’ among European shipbuilders
ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems CEO Rolf Wirtz shares his view on the planned merger of France’s Naval Group and Italy’s Fincantieri, as well as the state of the European shipbuilding industry.
