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Indonesia turns to France’s Naval Group for submarines
Indonesia has signed a contract with local firm PT PAL and France’s Naval Group for two Scorpene-class submarines.
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Pacific problems: Why the US disagrees on the cost of deterring China
How much money will it take to deter Chinese aggression in the Indo-Pacific region, and who gets to decide?
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New Zealand Army chief on modernizing tech, lingering pandemic problem
Maj. Gen. John Boswell is readying to retire in June. But first he spoke to Defense News about the Army’s recruiting issues and ongoing defense programs.
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Hensoldt completes takeover of German defense electronics firm ESG
The acquisition gives Hensoldt a foothold in supporting F-35 jets and P-8 anti-submarine planes ordered by Germany.
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UK expects ‘short-term’ delays in F-35 deliveries
The UK is one of a number of warplane customers facing delivery disruptions caused by Lockheed Martin’s problems with an upgrade dubbed TR-3.
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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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Seeking to make F-35s ready for war, maintainers think outside the box
As the F-35C fleet expands at Naval Air Station Lemoore, the service and a government oversight group worry the jets aren’t available for missions enough.
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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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Australia’s DefendTex in talks to buy Brazil’s missile-maker Avibras
Despite a reported debt, Avibras is still actively competing for contracts on the international stage.
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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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Indonesia turns to France’s Naval Group for submarines
Indonesia has signed a contract with local firm PT PAL and France’s Naval Group for two Scorpene-class submarines.
-
Pacific problems: Why the US disagrees on the cost of deterring China
How much money will it take to deter Chinese aggression in the Indo-Pacific region, and who gets to decide?
-
New Zealand Army chief on modernizing tech, lingering pandemic problem
Maj. Gen. John Boswell is readying to retire in June. But first he spoke to Defense News about the Army’s recruiting issues and ongoing defense programs.
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Hensoldt completes takeover of German defense electronics firm ESG
The acquisition gives Hensoldt a foothold in supporting F-35 jets and P-8 anti-submarine planes ordered by Germany.
-
UK expects ‘short-term’ delays in F-35 deliveries
The UK is one of a number of warplane customers facing delivery disruptions caused by Lockheed Martin’s problems with an upgrade dubbed TR-3.
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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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Seeking to make F-35s ready for war, maintainers think outside the box
As the F-35C fleet expands at Naval Air Station Lemoore, the service and a government oversight group worry the jets aren’t available for missions enough.
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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.
-
Australia’s DefendTex in talks to buy Brazil’s missile-maker Avibras
Despite a reported debt, Avibras is still actively competing for contracts on the international stage.
-
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.
-
Indonesia turns to France’s Naval Group for submarines
Indonesia has signed a contract with local firm PT PAL and France’s Naval Group for two Scorpene-class submarines.
-
Pacific problems: Why the US disagrees on the cost of deterring China
How much money will it take to deter Chinese aggression in the Indo-Pacific region, and who gets to decide?
-
New Zealand Army chief on modernizing tech, lingering pandemic problem
Maj. Gen. John Boswell is readying to retire in June. But first he spoke to Defense News about the Army’s recruiting issues and ongoing defense programs.
-
Hensoldt completes takeover of German defense electronics firm ESG
The acquisition gives Hensoldt a foothold in supporting F-35 jets and P-8 anti-submarine planes ordered by Germany.
-
UK expects ‘short-term’ delays in F-35 deliveries
The UK is one of a number of warplane customers facing delivery disruptions caused by Lockheed Martin’s problems with an upgrade dubbed TR-3.
-
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.
-
Seeking to make F-35s ready for war, maintainers think outside the box
As the F-35C fleet expands at Naval Air Station Lemoore, the service and a government oversight group worry the jets aren’t available for missions enough.
-
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.
-
Australia’s DefendTex in talks to buy Brazil’s missile-maker Avibras
Despite a reported debt, Avibras is still actively competing for contracts on the international stage.
-
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.
