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Sensor, weapon hiccups reportedly plagued Danish frigate in Red Sea
A leaked message from the ship’s commanding officer suggests the vessel was unable to fire missiles for a short while, Danish news website Olfi reported.
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With more NATO allies, will the US store arms in Europe’s High North?
With two new NATO countries in Northern Europe, the U.S. Army is examining the possibility of placing pre-positioned stock there to bolster defenses.
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In Ukraine, ‘shoot-and-scoot’ tactics helping Caesars survive
Nexter has increased monthly Caesar production to six from two before the war, and the target “in the time to come” is 12 cannons per month.
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Rheinmetall to equip 22 German howitzers with parts in resupply order
The German armed forces have started to replace heavy weaponry previously donated to Ukraine.
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Open letter stirs debate over UK defense spending
Advocates of higher military budgets point to Russia’s war on Ukraine and other global crises as evidence that Britain must improve its defensive posture.
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Russia to start from scratch on some submarine parts amid sanctions
The West has hit Russia with economic sanctions over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, making it difficult for the country to procure foreign-made components.
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Nordic nations ponder military changes with NATO in mind
With all Nordic countries now part of NATO, the nations must manage how to reconcile and integrate national, regional and alliance needs.
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Argentina to buy surplus F-16 jets from Denmark
Denmark is replacing its F-16 fleet with new F-35 jets, both of which are made by the American company Lockheed Martin.
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Sevmash completes upgrades to build Russia’s next-gen nuclear subs
The last major modernization of Sevmash’s production facilities took place in the 1970s for the construction of third-generation nuclear submarines.
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Russia’s air force is hollowing itself out. More air defense can help.
NATO can afford to donate more munitions to Ukraine now without worrying about its immediate strategic reserves.
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Sensor, weapon hiccups reportedly plagued Danish frigate in Red Sea
A leaked message from the ship’s commanding officer suggests the vessel was unable to fire missiles for a short while, Danish news website Olfi reported.
-
With more NATO allies, will the US store arms in Europe’s High North?
With two new NATO countries in Northern Europe, the U.S. Army is examining the possibility of placing pre-positioned stock there to bolster defenses.
-
In Ukraine, ‘shoot-and-scoot’ tactics helping Caesars survive
Nexter has increased monthly Caesar production to six from two before the war, and the target “in the time to come” is 12 cannons per month.
-
Rheinmetall to equip 22 German howitzers with parts in resupply order
The German armed forces have started to replace heavy weaponry previously donated to Ukraine.
-
Open letter stirs debate over UK defense spending
Advocates of higher military budgets point to Russia’s war on Ukraine and other global crises as evidence that Britain must improve its defensive posture.
-
Russia to start from scratch on some submarine parts amid sanctions
The West has hit Russia with economic sanctions over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, making it difficult for the country to procure foreign-made components.
-
Nordic nations ponder military changes with NATO in mind
With all Nordic countries now part of NATO, the nations must manage how to reconcile and integrate national, regional and alliance needs.
-
Argentina to buy surplus F-16 jets from Denmark
Denmark is replacing its F-16 fleet with new F-35 jets, both of which are made by the American company Lockheed Martin.
-
Sevmash completes upgrades to build Russia’s next-gen nuclear subs
The last major modernization of Sevmash’s production facilities took place in the 1970s for the construction of third-generation nuclear submarines.
-
Russia’s air force is hollowing itself out. More air defense can help.
NATO can afford to donate more munitions to Ukraine now without worrying about its immediate strategic reserves.
-
Sensor, weapon hiccups reportedly plagued Danish frigate in Red Sea
A leaked message from the ship’s commanding officer suggests the vessel was unable to fire missiles for a short while, Danish news website Olfi reported.
-
With more NATO allies, will the US store arms in Europe’s High North?
With two new NATO countries in Northern Europe, the U.S. Army is examining the possibility of placing pre-positioned stock there to bolster defenses.
-
In Ukraine, ‘shoot-and-scoot’ tactics helping Caesars survive
Nexter has increased monthly Caesar production to six from two before the war, and the target “in the time to come” is 12 cannons per month.
-
Rheinmetall to equip 22 German howitzers with parts in resupply order
The German armed forces have started to replace heavy weaponry previously donated to Ukraine.
-
Open letter stirs debate over UK defense spending
Advocates of higher military budgets point to Russia’s war on Ukraine and other global crises as evidence that Britain must improve its defensive posture.
-
Russia to start from scratch on some submarine parts amid sanctions
The West has hit Russia with economic sanctions over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, making it difficult for the country to procure foreign-made components.
-
Nordic nations ponder military changes with NATO in mind
With all Nordic countries now part of NATO, the nations must manage how to reconcile and integrate national, regional and alliance needs.
-
Argentina to buy surplus F-16 jets from Denmark
Denmark is replacing its F-16 fleet with new F-35 jets, both of which are made by the American company Lockheed Martin.
-
Sevmash completes upgrades to build Russia’s next-gen nuclear subs
The last major modernization of Sevmash’s production facilities took place in the 1970s for the construction of third-generation nuclear submarines.
-
Russia’s air force is hollowing itself out. More air defense can help.
NATO can afford to donate more munitions to Ukraine now without worrying about its immediate strategic reserves.
