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Interview: German Ministry of Defence CIO Klaus Hardy Mühleck on a mil tech refresh
With decades of executive experience in top German auto and engineering firms, including Audi, Volkswagen and ThyssenKrupp, Klaus Hardy Mühleck was tapped late last year to reshape the German military into a force fit for cyber conflicts.
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German-Turkish tensions not a major threat to arms trade, officials say
A major political dispute between Germany and Turkey is largely for domestic consumption in both countries and will not leave a lasting strain on arms trade between the two, officials from both countries and industry sources said.
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Japan, Germany sign deal to partner amid tensions with China
The governments of Japan and Germany have signed a defense cooperation pact that could set the stage for new arms transfers between the two nations.
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Amid Brexit, Germany and UK to expand defense cooperation
London and Berlin have completed negotiations on a document to provide top cover for future co-operation activities and are looking for an opportunity to sign the agreement, said an entry tucked away in the U.K. Ministry of Defence’s 2016 report and accounts published July 19.
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Austria set to replace Eurofighter Typhoons
Austria is set to replace the small fleet of fighter jets to patrol its airspace following an announcement today that the collection of Eurofighter Typhoons and Saab 105 OE aircraft would be phased out.
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German MoD rests its case on armed drones, for now
After lawmakers spurned government plans to lease a handful of armed drones from Israel, ministry of defense officials have no choice but to let the topic rest until after national elections in late September.
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German firms link up to tackle emerging counter-drone market
Three German companies made their joint debut at the Paris Air Show this year to present a counter-drone system designed to foil anything from explosive-laden aerial robots to protecting against corporate espionage from the skies.
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Elbit Systems pitches SkyStriker drone in emerging market of loitering munitions
Elbit Systems is presenting at the Paris Air Show its newest variant of the Skylark series of UAVs, essentially a converted drone engineered to function as a missile.
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Eurofighter Typhoon to get better weapons
The Eurofighter Typhoon is in line for significant upgrades of its weapons, with firing tests of MBDA’s Brimstone missile from the aircraft marking the beginning of that process, according to industry officials.
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Ukraine-Saudi alliance presents new Antonov cargo plane at Paris Air Show
This year’s Paris Air Show saw the debut of the Antonov 132, a light multipurpose transport aircraft that makers Ukraine and Saudi Arabia hope will capture new markets because of its low operating costs.
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Interview: German Ministry of Defence CIO Klaus Hardy Mühleck on a mil tech refresh
With decades of executive experience in top German auto and engineering firms, including Audi, Volkswagen and ThyssenKrupp, Klaus Hardy Mühleck was tapped late last year to reshape the German military into a force fit for cyber conflicts.
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German-Turkish tensions not a major threat to arms trade, officials say
A major political dispute between Germany and Turkey is largely for domestic consumption in both countries and will not leave a lasting strain on arms trade between the two, officials from both countries and industry sources said.
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Japan, Germany sign deal to partner amid tensions with China
The governments of Japan and Germany have signed a defense cooperation pact that could set the stage for new arms transfers between the two nations.
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Amid Brexit, Germany and UK to expand defense cooperation
London and Berlin have completed negotiations on a document to provide top cover for future co-operation activities and are looking for an opportunity to sign the agreement, said an entry tucked away in the U.K. Ministry of Defence’s 2016 report and accounts published July 19.
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Austria set to replace Eurofighter Typhoons
Austria is set to replace the small fleet of fighter jets to patrol its airspace following an announcement today that the collection of Eurofighter Typhoons and Saab 105 OE aircraft would be phased out.
-
German MoD rests its case on armed drones, for now
After lawmakers spurned government plans to lease a handful of armed drones from Israel, ministry of defense officials have no choice but to let the topic rest until after national elections in late September.
-
German firms link up to tackle emerging counter-drone market
Three German companies made their joint debut at the Paris Air Show this year to present a counter-drone system designed to foil anything from explosive-laden aerial robots to protecting against corporate espionage from the skies.
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Elbit Systems pitches SkyStriker drone in emerging market of loitering munitions
Elbit Systems is presenting at the Paris Air Show its newest variant of the Skylark series of UAVs, essentially a converted drone engineered to function as a missile.
-
Eurofighter Typhoon to get better weapons
The Eurofighter Typhoon is in line for significant upgrades of its weapons, with firing tests of MBDA’s Brimstone missile from the aircraft marking the beginning of that process, according to industry officials.
-
Ukraine-Saudi alliance presents new Antonov cargo plane at Paris Air Show
This year’s Paris Air Show saw the debut of the Antonov 132, a light multipurpose transport aircraft that makers Ukraine and Saudi Arabia hope will capture new markets because of its low operating costs.
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Interview: German Ministry of Defence CIO Klaus Hardy Mühleck on a mil tech refresh
With decades of executive experience in top German auto and engineering firms, including Audi, Volkswagen and ThyssenKrupp, Klaus Hardy Mühleck was tapped late last year to reshape the German military into a force fit for cyber conflicts.
-
German-Turkish tensions not a major threat to arms trade, officials say
A major political dispute between Germany and Turkey is largely for domestic consumption in both countries and will not leave a lasting strain on arms trade between the two, officials from both countries and industry sources said.
-
Japan, Germany sign deal to partner amid tensions with China
The governments of Japan and Germany have signed a defense cooperation pact that could set the stage for new arms transfers between the two nations.
-
Amid Brexit, Germany and UK to expand defense cooperation
London and Berlin have completed negotiations on a document to provide top cover for future co-operation activities and are looking for an opportunity to sign the agreement, said an entry tucked away in the U.K. Ministry of Defence’s 2016 report and accounts published July 19.
-
Austria set to replace Eurofighter Typhoons
Austria is set to replace the small fleet of fighter jets to patrol its airspace following an announcement today that the collection of Eurofighter Typhoons and Saab 105 OE aircraft would be phased out.
-
German MoD rests its case on armed drones, for now
After lawmakers spurned government plans to lease a handful of armed drones from Israel, ministry of defense officials have no choice but to let the topic rest until after national elections in late September.
-
German firms link up to tackle emerging counter-drone market
Three German companies made their joint debut at the Paris Air Show this year to present a counter-drone system designed to foil anything from explosive-laden aerial robots to protecting against corporate espionage from the skies.
-
Elbit Systems pitches SkyStriker drone in emerging market of loitering munitions
Elbit Systems is presenting at the Paris Air Show its newest variant of the Skylark series of UAVs, essentially a converted drone engineered to function as a missile.
-
Eurofighter Typhoon to get better weapons
The Eurofighter Typhoon is in line for significant upgrades of its weapons, with firing tests of MBDA’s Brimstone missile from the aircraft marking the beginning of that process, according to industry officials.
-
Ukraine-Saudi alliance presents new Antonov cargo plane at Paris Air Show
This year’s Paris Air Show saw the debut of the Antonov 132, a light multipurpose transport aircraft that makers Ukraine and Saudi Arabia hope will capture new markets because of its low operating costs.
