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Italian defense-spending rise may underwhelm new US leader
Rome’s defense spending has been increasing at a steady rate but is unlikely to be fast enough for Donald Trump.
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Last American soldier to leave Afghanistan to command US Army Europe
The general, whose career has been defined by special operations, has been tapped to lead a conventional deterrence mission.
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US allows Ukraine to fire deeper into Russia ahead of Kursk battle
The move marks the latest reversal from the White House on what weapons it’s sending and how freely Ukraine can use them.
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NATO drill sends divers, drones to sneak by underwater alarm sensors
Alliance officials are stepping up efforts to secure critical underwater infrastructure.
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Estonia proposes agreement to buy Ukrainian weapons
Defense officials in Tallinn believe there is a workaround to the blanket Ukrainian arms export ban.
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EU approves first-ever funding for joint weapons, ammo procurement
Air defense weapons, armored vehicles and 155mm artillery ammunition are on the bloc’s shopping list.
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Kongsberg wins biggest-ever missile contract from US Navy, Marines
The Norwegian company will provide its Naval Strike Missile, which is being installed on the Navy’s Littoral Combat Ships and Constellation-class frigates.
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French Navy carrier commander ponders data overload, battle at sea
“We are now cooperating at a sort of equal level with the threat – being a lot more humble and thinking more efficiently,” said Rear Adm. Jacques Mallard.
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France taps defense-industry retirees to keep arms flowing during war
The idea behind the reserve is to create a pool of skilled experts that can be activated to train others or help boost production.
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Latvia selects Ascod infantry fighting vehicle for its land forces
The procurement is expected to cost as much as $265 million, and leaders in Riga are also in the market for new howitzers.
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Italian defense-spending rise may underwhelm new US leader
Rome’s defense spending has been increasing at a steady rate but is unlikely to be fast enough for Donald Trump.
-
Last American soldier to leave Afghanistan to command US Army Europe
The general, whose career has been defined by special operations, has been tapped to lead a conventional deterrence mission.
-
US allows Ukraine to fire deeper into Russia ahead of Kursk battle
The move marks the latest reversal from the White House on what weapons it’s sending and how freely Ukraine can use them.
-
NATO drill sends divers, drones to sneak by underwater alarm sensors
Alliance officials are stepping up efforts to secure critical underwater infrastructure.
-
Estonia proposes agreement to buy Ukrainian weapons
Defense officials in Tallinn believe there is a workaround to the blanket Ukrainian arms export ban.
-
EU approves first-ever funding for joint weapons, ammo procurement
Air defense weapons, armored vehicles and 155mm artillery ammunition are on the bloc’s shopping list.
-
Kongsberg wins biggest-ever missile contract from US Navy, Marines
The Norwegian company will provide its Naval Strike Missile, which is being installed on the Navy’s Littoral Combat Ships and Constellation-class frigates.
-
French Navy carrier commander ponders data overload, battle at sea
“We are now cooperating at a sort of equal level with the threat – being a lot more humble and thinking more efficiently,” said Rear Adm. Jacques Mallard.
-
France taps defense-industry retirees to keep arms flowing during war
The idea behind the reserve is to create a pool of skilled experts that can be activated to train others or help boost production.
-
Latvia selects Ascod infantry fighting vehicle for its land forces
The procurement is expected to cost as much as $265 million, and leaders in Riga are also in the market for new howitzers.
-
Italian defense-spending rise may underwhelm new US leader
Rome’s defense spending has been increasing at a steady rate but is unlikely to be fast enough for Donald Trump.
-
Last American soldier to leave Afghanistan to command US Army Europe
The general, whose career has been defined by special operations, has been tapped to lead a conventional deterrence mission.
-
US allows Ukraine to fire deeper into Russia ahead of Kursk battle
The move marks the latest reversal from the White House on what weapons it’s sending and how freely Ukraine can use them.
-
NATO drill sends divers, drones to sneak by underwater alarm sensors
Alliance officials are stepping up efforts to secure critical underwater infrastructure.
-
Estonia proposes agreement to buy Ukrainian weapons
Defense officials in Tallinn believe there is a workaround to the blanket Ukrainian arms export ban.
-
EU approves first-ever funding for joint weapons, ammo procurement
Air defense weapons, armored vehicles and 155mm artillery ammunition are on the bloc’s shopping list.
-
Kongsberg wins biggest-ever missile contract from US Navy, Marines
The Norwegian company will provide its Naval Strike Missile, which is being installed on the Navy’s Littoral Combat Ships and Constellation-class frigates.
-
French Navy carrier commander ponders data overload, battle at sea
“We are now cooperating at a sort of equal level with the threat – being a lot more humble and thinking more efficiently,” said Rear Adm. Jacques Mallard.
-
France taps defense-industry retirees to keep arms flowing during war
The idea behind the reserve is to create a pool of skilled experts that can be activated to train others or help boost production.
-
Latvia selects Ascod infantry fighting vehicle for its land forces
The procurement is expected to cost as much as $265 million, and leaders in Riga are also in the market for new howitzers.
