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NATO boss lauds Trump for defense-spending push on eve of summit
Can NATO project unity, or will the American president’s rhetoric of NATO ripping off the United States widen an internal rift?
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German defense chief wants to move past US withdrawal uproar
Officials in Berlin don’t believe that Washington is seriously considering a reduction of the U.S. military footprint in Germany.
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US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
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Belgian Navy tests Austrian copter drone for at-sea surveillance
Schiebel hopes its CAMCOPTER S-100 aircraft impresses the Belgian sea service enough to make a purchase.
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The case of Germany could test Mattis’ standing with Trump
Germans have no idea what the U.S. president might say at the upcoming NATO summit, but some are bracing for the worst.
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Foreign defense companies want in on US Army modernization efforts
Foreign companies came ready to Eurosatory with capabilities, not concepts, they believe hold promise for the U.S. Army’s efforts to rapidly modernize.
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Tank makers steel themselves for Europe’s next big land-weapon contest
The Franco-German Main Ground Combat System could be worth tens of billions of dollars, and everybody wants a piece of it.
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Germany’s fighter jet race could start dropping bidders this summer
Fresh decisions are due soon in Germany’s Tornado-replacement program.
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France, Germany kick off race for ‘quantum leaps’ in aircraft and tank tech
A new pact binds Berlin and Paris in Europe’s race toward next-generation weapons fit for the European defense vision.
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German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
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NATO boss lauds Trump for defense-spending push on eve of summit
Can NATO project unity, or will the American president’s rhetoric of NATO ripping off the United States widen an internal rift?
-
German defense chief wants to move past US withdrawal uproar
Officials in Berlin don’t believe that Washington is seriously considering a reduction of the U.S. military footprint in Germany.
-
US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
-
Belgian Navy tests Austrian copter drone for at-sea surveillance
Schiebel hopes its CAMCOPTER S-100 aircraft impresses the Belgian sea service enough to make a purchase.
-
The case of Germany could test Mattis’ standing with Trump
Germans have no idea what the U.S. president might say at the upcoming NATO summit, but some are bracing for the worst.
-
Foreign defense companies want in on US Army modernization efforts
Foreign companies came ready to Eurosatory with capabilities, not concepts, they believe hold promise for the U.S. Army’s efforts to rapidly modernize.
-
Tank makers steel themselves for Europe’s next big land-weapon contest
The Franco-German Main Ground Combat System could be worth tens of billions of dollars, and everybody wants a piece of it.
-
Germany’s fighter jet race could start dropping bidders this summer
Fresh decisions are due soon in Germany’s Tornado-replacement program.
-
France, Germany kick off race for ‘quantum leaps’ in aircraft and tank tech
A new pact binds Berlin and Paris in Europe’s race toward next-generation weapons fit for the European defense vision.
-
German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
-
NATO boss lauds Trump for defense-spending push on eve of summit
Can NATO project unity, or will the American president’s rhetoric of NATO ripping off the United States widen an internal rift?
-
German defense chief wants to move past US withdrawal uproar
Officials in Berlin don’t believe that Washington is seriously considering a reduction of the U.S. military footprint in Germany.
-
US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
-
Belgian Navy tests Austrian copter drone for at-sea surveillance
Schiebel hopes its CAMCOPTER S-100 aircraft impresses the Belgian sea service enough to make a purchase.
-
The case of Germany could test Mattis’ standing with Trump
Germans have no idea what the U.S. president might say at the upcoming NATO summit, but some are bracing for the worst.
-
Foreign defense companies want in on US Army modernization efforts
Foreign companies came ready to Eurosatory with capabilities, not concepts, they believe hold promise for the U.S. Army’s efforts to rapidly modernize.
-
Tank makers steel themselves for Europe’s next big land-weapon contest
The Franco-German Main Ground Combat System could be worth tens of billions of dollars, and everybody wants a piece of it.
-
Germany’s fighter jet race could start dropping bidders this summer
Fresh decisions are due soon in Germany’s Tornado-replacement program.
-
France, Germany kick off race for ‘quantum leaps’ in aircraft and tank tech
A new pact binds Berlin and Paris in Europe’s race toward next-generation weapons fit for the European defense vision.
-
German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
