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Norwegian Defense Companies Hope to Benefit From F-35 Program Deals
Norway’s two largest defense companies, Kongsberg and Nammo, are hoping to realize subcontracting gains from Norway’s F-35 acquisition program and use this platform to raise their manufacturing profiles and bolster sales globally.
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John McCain Has A Big-League Defense Buildup, Too
President-elect Donald Trump says he wants a military buildup, and Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain has a plan to do it — and it would cost $430 billion more than current plans over five years.
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Milley: Additional Troops Would Join Undermanned Tactical Units
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he would use additional troops mandated by Congress to fill out undermanned tactical units.
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Airbus Misses French Deadline for ‘Tactical’ A400M
Airbus Defence and Space delivered this week a first retrofit of “tactical” capabilities on the A400M, missing a French deadline for six of the military airlifters in the advanced version to be delivered last year.
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Sweden Faces Major Funding Challenge in Defense Modernization
Sweden is facing a major challenge in how it will fund a huge future defense modernization bill, a situation compounded by serial underspending by various Swedish governments in defense budgets delivered since 2004.
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Norway to Privatize Non-core Military Support Services
Norway’s actions are a response to a government directive to find cost savings of $4.62 billion over the next 20 years.
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Interview: US Rep. Joe Wilson
The South Carolina chairman of the Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee discusses the NDAA, Cyber Command and Putin in a Trump administration.
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Czech Defense Ministry Eyes New Armored Vehicles, Radars Amid Budget Hike
The Czech Republic is intensifying efforts to raise its military expenditure from 1.08 percent of its GDP this year to 1.4 percent by 2020, and 2 percent by 2025.
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Congress Reassures Baltic Representatives on NATO Commitment
NATO members pledged to support the Baltics, despite concerns surrounding a Trump administration.
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Defense, Navy Secretaries Spar Over Budget
The terms in office of Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Navy Secretary Ray Mabus might be nearing their ends, but the two are exchanging a final series of pot shots.
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Norwegian Defense Companies Hope to Benefit From F-35 Program Deals
Norway’s two largest defense companies, Kongsberg and Nammo, are hoping to realize subcontracting gains from Norway’s F-35 acquisition program and use this platform to raise their manufacturing profiles and bolster sales globally.
-
John McCain Has A Big-League Defense Buildup, Too
President-elect Donald Trump says he wants a military buildup, and Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain has a plan to do it — and it would cost $430 billion more than current plans over five years.
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Milley: Additional Troops Would Join Undermanned Tactical Units
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he would use additional troops mandated by Congress to fill out undermanned tactical units.
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Airbus Misses French Deadline for ‘Tactical’ A400M
Airbus Defence and Space delivered this week a first retrofit of “tactical” capabilities on the A400M, missing a French deadline for six of the military airlifters in the advanced version to be delivered last year.
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Sweden Faces Major Funding Challenge in Defense Modernization
Sweden is facing a major challenge in how it will fund a huge future defense modernization bill, a situation compounded by serial underspending by various Swedish governments in defense budgets delivered since 2004.
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Norway to Privatize Non-core Military Support Services
Norway’s actions are a response to a government directive to find cost savings of $4.62 billion over the next 20 years.
-
Interview: US Rep. Joe Wilson
The South Carolina chairman of the Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee discusses the NDAA, Cyber Command and Putin in a Trump administration.
-
Czech Defense Ministry Eyes New Armored Vehicles, Radars Amid Budget Hike
The Czech Republic is intensifying efforts to raise its military expenditure from 1.08 percent of its GDP this year to 1.4 percent by 2020, and 2 percent by 2025.
-
Congress Reassures Baltic Representatives on NATO Commitment
NATO members pledged to support the Baltics, despite concerns surrounding a Trump administration.
-
Defense, Navy Secretaries Spar Over Budget
The terms in office of Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Navy Secretary Ray Mabus might be nearing their ends, but the two are exchanging a final series of pot shots.
-
Norwegian Defense Companies Hope to Benefit From F-35 Program Deals
Norway’s two largest defense companies, Kongsberg and Nammo, are hoping to realize subcontracting gains from Norway’s F-35 acquisition program and use this platform to raise their manufacturing profiles and bolster sales globally.
-
John McCain Has A Big-League Defense Buildup, Too
President-elect Donald Trump says he wants a military buildup, and Senate Armed Services Chairman John McCain has a plan to do it — and it would cost $430 billion more than current plans over five years.
-
Milley: Additional Troops Would Join Undermanned Tactical Units
Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley said he would use additional troops mandated by Congress to fill out undermanned tactical units.
-
Airbus Misses French Deadline for ‘Tactical’ A400M
Airbus Defence and Space delivered this week a first retrofit of “tactical” capabilities on the A400M, missing a French deadline for six of the military airlifters in the advanced version to be delivered last year.
-
Sweden Faces Major Funding Challenge in Defense Modernization
Sweden is facing a major challenge in how it will fund a huge future defense modernization bill, a situation compounded by serial underspending by various Swedish governments in defense budgets delivered since 2004.
-
Norway to Privatize Non-core Military Support Services
Norway’s actions are a response to a government directive to find cost savings of $4.62 billion over the next 20 years.
-
Interview: US Rep. Joe Wilson
The South Carolina chairman of the Emerging Threats and Capabilities Subcommittee discusses the NDAA, Cyber Command and Putin in a Trump administration.
-
Czech Defense Ministry Eyes New Armored Vehicles, Radars Amid Budget Hike
The Czech Republic is intensifying efforts to raise its military expenditure from 1.08 percent of its GDP this year to 1.4 percent by 2020, and 2 percent by 2025.
-
Congress Reassures Baltic Representatives on NATO Commitment
NATO members pledged to support the Baltics, despite concerns surrounding a Trump administration.
-
Defense, Navy Secretaries Spar Over Budget
The terms in office of Defense Secretary Ash Carter and Navy Secretary Ray Mabus might be nearing their ends, but the two are exchanging a final series of pot shots.
