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Top NATO commander urges sea change in training, deterrence, spending
“Most Europeans are herbivores, they think there is sufficient grass to feed from. This is not the case,” said French Adm. Pierre Vandier.
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Dutch army to equip its soldiers with personal drone-protection kits
Under the banner of “extended all-arms air defense,” as officials call the approach, soldiers deployed on NATO’s eastern flank will get the gear first.
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Germany triples submarine order to six boats in joint buy with Norway
The extra boats are in line with Germany’s expanded defense and naval aspirations.
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Italy bristles at prospect of Russia moving ships from Syria to Libya
Leaders in Rome fear Moscow’s warships could be parked “two steps” from Italian shores, as Defense Minister Guido Crosetto put it.
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Slovakia buys Black Hawk helicopters, leaving Vipers up for grabs
Ukrainian officials have long had their eyes on a dozen Viper attack helicopters for which the U.S. government has yet to find a customer.
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Lithuania pushes Leopard 2A8 tank acquisition under new government
The envisioned purchase will constitute the Lithuanian military’s biggest-ever purchase, officials said, though no price tag was given.
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German Navy tests BlueWhale underwater drone for covert ship tracking
“This a capability currently only available via manned submarines, which makes it significant for maritime surveillance,” officials said.
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North Korean troops killed fighting against Ukraine, Pentagon confirms
Ukraine’s military intelligence agency claimed Monday that around 30 North Korean troops were killed or wounded while fighting alongside Russian troops.
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Trilateral joint venture to manage GCAP warplane work from London
Basing the firm in the UK is meant to ensure “maximum alignment” with the UK-based government organization driving the 6th-gen fighter development.
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Poland buys Sky Guardian drones as it readies to launch ‘Drone Force’
The country’s new military branch dedicated to unmanned aerial vehicles will launch on Jan, 1, 2025.
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Top NATO commander urges sea change in training, deterrence, spending
“Most Europeans are herbivores, they think there is sufficient grass to feed from. This is not the case,” said French Adm. Pierre Vandier.
-
Dutch army to equip its soldiers with personal drone-protection kits
Under the banner of “extended all-arms air defense,” as officials call the approach, soldiers deployed on NATO’s eastern flank will get the gear first.
-
Germany triples submarine order to six boats in joint buy with Norway
The extra boats are in line with Germany’s expanded defense and naval aspirations.
-
Italy bristles at prospect of Russia moving ships from Syria to Libya
Leaders in Rome fear Moscow’s warships could be parked “two steps” from Italian shores, as Defense Minister Guido Crosetto put it.
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Slovakia buys Black Hawk helicopters, leaving Vipers up for grabs
Ukrainian officials have long had their eyes on a dozen Viper attack helicopters for which the U.S. government has yet to find a customer.
-
Lithuania pushes Leopard 2A8 tank acquisition under new government
The envisioned purchase will constitute the Lithuanian military’s biggest-ever purchase, officials said, though no price tag was given.
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German Navy tests BlueWhale underwater drone for covert ship tracking
“This a capability currently only available via manned submarines, which makes it significant for maritime surveillance,” officials said.
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North Korean troops killed fighting against Ukraine, Pentagon confirms
Ukraine’s military intelligence agency claimed Monday that around 30 North Korean troops were killed or wounded while fighting alongside Russian troops.
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Trilateral joint venture to manage GCAP warplane work from London
Basing the firm in the UK is meant to ensure “maximum alignment” with the UK-based government organization driving the 6th-gen fighter development.
-
Poland buys Sky Guardian drones as it readies to launch ‘Drone Force’
The country’s new military branch dedicated to unmanned aerial vehicles will launch on Jan, 1, 2025.
-
Top NATO commander urges sea change in training, deterrence, spending
“Most Europeans are herbivores, they think there is sufficient grass to feed from. This is not the case,” said French Adm. Pierre Vandier.
-
Dutch army to equip its soldiers with personal drone-protection kits
Under the banner of “extended all-arms air defense,” as officials call the approach, soldiers deployed on NATO’s eastern flank will get the gear first.
-
Germany triples submarine order to six boats in joint buy with Norway
The extra boats are in line with Germany’s expanded defense and naval aspirations.
-
Italy bristles at prospect of Russia moving ships from Syria to Libya
Leaders in Rome fear Moscow’s warships could be parked “two steps” from Italian shores, as Defense Minister Guido Crosetto put it.
-
Slovakia buys Black Hawk helicopters, leaving Vipers up for grabs
Ukrainian officials have long had their eyes on a dozen Viper attack helicopters for which the U.S. government has yet to find a customer.
-
Lithuania pushes Leopard 2A8 tank acquisition under new government
The envisioned purchase will constitute the Lithuanian military’s biggest-ever purchase, officials said, though no price tag was given.
-
German Navy tests BlueWhale underwater drone for covert ship tracking
“This a capability currently only available via manned submarines, which makes it significant for maritime surveillance,” officials said.
-
North Korean troops killed fighting against Ukraine, Pentagon confirms
Ukraine’s military intelligence agency claimed Monday that around 30 North Korean troops were killed or wounded while fighting alongside Russian troops.
-
Trilateral joint venture to manage GCAP warplane work from London
Basing the firm in the UK is meant to ensure “maximum alignment” with the UK-based government organization driving the 6th-gen fighter development.
-
Poland buys Sky Guardian drones as it readies to launch ‘Drone Force’
The country’s new military branch dedicated to unmanned aerial vehicles will launch on Jan, 1, 2025.
