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France, Germany to hammer out next steps for delay-prone FCAS warplane
A top French acquisition official stresses the aircraft’s envisioned role in nuclear deterrence.
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Boeing machinists reject labor contract, extending strike
The labor standoff comes during an already challenging year for Boeing, which became the focus of multiple federal investigations earlier this year.
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Dutch military faces a tough mission: finding space to prepare for war
It’s hard to replicate large-scale ground combat in a densely populated country that takes 10 minutes to cross by super-cruising jet.
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Engine maker Renk opens shop in Italy ahead of armor spending frenzy
The move to Italian tank hub La Spezia will put Renk in “a strategically important region,” close to “Italian customers and partners,” said the firm.
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Attack on Turkish defense firm clears the halls of local arms fair
Turkish government and industry officials were rushed out of Saha Expo in Istanbul, an arms fair representing Turkey’s growing weapons industry.
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Donated Aussie Abrams tanks to receive baptism of fire in Ukraine
Australia never utilized its M1A1 Abrams in combat, but they will soon be used in anger against Russian invaders in Ukraine.
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Pentagon chief Austin confirms North Korea has sent troops to Russia
“What exactly they are doing? Left to be seen. These are things that we need to sort out,” Lloyd Austin was quoted as saying.
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Norway to develop new NASAMS radar with Raytheon and Kongsberg
The next-generation sensor will be based on the Raytheon GhostEye family of radars, with one of the key upgrades focused on increased range.
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Germany, UK to sign pact on long-range weapons, sweeping defense ties
The agreement amounts to a comprehensive reboot of defense ties between London and Berlin that had lacked structure since Britain left the European Union.
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Australia announces $4.7 billion purchase of US air defense missiles
The deal checks off a top priority in Australia’s 2024 defense strategy, published this spring.
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France, Germany to hammer out next steps for delay-prone FCAS warplane
A top French acquisition official stresses the aircraft’s envisioned role in nuclear deterrence.
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Boeing machinists reject labor contract, extending strike
The labor standoff comes during an already challenging year for Boeing, which became the focus of multiple federal investigations earlier this year.
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Dutch military faces a tough mission: finding space to prepare for war
It’s hard to replicate large-scale ground combat in a densely populated country that takes 10 minutes to cross by super-cruising jet.
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Engine maker Renk opens shop in Italy ahead of armor spending frenzy
The move to Italian tank hub La Spezia will put Renk in “a strategically important region,” close to “Italian customers and partners,” said the firm.
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Attack on Turkish defense firm clears the halls of local arms fair
Turkish government and industry officials were rushed out of Saha Expo in Istanbul, an arms fair representing Turkey’s growing weapons industry.
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Donated Aussie Abrams tanks to receive baptism of fire in Ukraine
Australia never utilized its M1A1 Abrams in combat, but they will soon be used in anger against Russian invaders in Ukraine.
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Pentagon chief Austin confirms North Korea has sent troops to Russia
“What exactly they are doing? Left to be seen. These are things that we need to sort out,” Lloyd Austin was quoted as saying.
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Norway to develop new NASAMS radar with Raytheon and Kongsberg
The next-generation sensor will be based on the Raytheon GhostEye family of radars, with one of the key upgrades focused on increased range.
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Germany, UK to sign pact on long-range weapons, sweeping defense ties
The agreement amounts to a comprehensive reboot of defense ties between London and Berlin that had lacked structure since Britain left the European Union.
-
Australia announces $4.7 billion purchase of US air defense missiles
The deal checks off a top priority in Australia’s 2024 defense strategy, published this spring.
-
France, Germany to hammer out next steps for delay-prone FCAS warplane
A top French acquisition official stresses the aircraft’s envisioned role in nuclear deterrence.
-
Boeing machinists reject labor contract, extending strike
The labor standoff comes during an already challenging year for Boeing, which became the focus of multiple federal investigations earlier this year.
-
Dutch military faces a tough mission: finding space to prepare for war
It’s hard to replicate large-scale ground combat in a densely populated country that takes 10 minutes to cross by super-cruising jet.
-
Engine maker Renk opens shop in Italy ahead of armor spending frenzy
The move to Italian tank hub La Spezia will put Renk in “a strategically important region,” close to “Italian customers and partners,” said the firm.
-
Attack on Turkish defense firm clears the halls of local arms fair
Turkish government and industry officials were rushed out of Saha Expo in Istanbul, an arms fair representing Turkey’s growing weapons industry.
-
Donated Aussie Abrams tanks to receive baptism of fire in Ukraine
Australia never utilized its M1A1 Abrams in combat, but they will soon be used in anger against Russian invaders in Ukraine.
-
Pentagon chief Austin confirms North Korea has sent troops to Russia
“What exactly they are doing? Left to be seen. These are things that we need to sort out,” Lloyd Austin was quoted as saying.
-
Norway to develop new NASAMS radar with Raytheon and Kongsberg
The next-generation sensor will be based on the Raytheon GhostEye family of radars, with one of the key upgrades focused on increased range.
-
Germany, UK to sign pact on long-range weapons, sweeping defense ties
The agreement amounts to a comprehensive reboot of defense ties between London and Berlin that had lacked structure since Britain left the European Union.
-
Australia announces $4.7 billion purchase of US air defense missiles
The deal checks off a top priority in Australia’s 2024 defense strategy, published this spring.
