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Spain buys Rheinmetall munitions amid calls for more ammo production
For months, defense officials have urged European Union members to pressure their arms industries to increase munitions production.
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Defense innovation hindered by Cold War-era practices, experts say
A commission established by the Atlantic Council in 2022 issued 10 recommendations for helping DoD overcome innovation inertia in a Jan. 16 report.
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Northrop test fires rocket motor for new nuclear missile
Northrop Grumman aims to rein in the risks facing the Sentinel ICBM program, which Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall has said is “struggling.”
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Belgium’s Cockerill to buy French armored-vehicle maker Arquus
John Cockerill expects defense revenue of €1 billion (U.S. $1.1 billion) by 2026 from the combination of its defense division with Arquus.
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RTX threatens legal action against Italy over Microtecnica sale
Microtecnica is an Italian company that makes components for the Eurofighter jet built by Italy, Germany, the U.K. and Spain.
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France buys 42 Rafale jets for more than $5.5 billion
The purchase comes as French lawmakers express concerns about the Franco-German project to develop a successor to the fighter.
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US approves possible Javelin sale to Kosovo amid tensions with Serbia
Kosovo wants new anti-tank weapons from Washington, as tensions in the Balkans continue to simmer.
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Pentagon’s industrial strategy describes the problem, not the solution
The new strategy contains useful words about the problem. Those words must be quickly put into measurable and funded actions.
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Kitz eyes commercial software to coordinate US Army firepower
The AFATDS program has been used by troops for years to coordinate mortars, guided missiles, close air support and more.
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How the US replaced Russia’s RD-180 engine, strengthening competition
The Vulcan launch and engine development should be considered a success story for U.S. industrial policy.
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Spain buys Rheinmetall munitions amid calls for more ammo production
For months, defense officials have urged European Union members to pressure their arms industries to increase munitions production.
-
Defense innovation hindered by Cold War-era practices, experts say
A commission established by the Atlantic Council in 2022 issued 10 recommendations for helping DoD overcome innovation inertia in a Jan. 16 report.
-
Northrop test fires rocket motor for new nuclear missile
Northrop Grumman aims to rein in the risks facing the Sentinel ICBM program, which Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall has said is “struggling.”
-
Belgium’s Cockerill to buy French armored-vehicle maker Arquus
John Cockerill expects defense revenue of €1 billion (U.S. $1.1 billion) by 2026 from the combination of its defense division with Arquus.
-
RTX threatens legal action against Italy over Microtecnica sale
Microtecnica is an Italian company that makes components for the Eurofighter jet built by Italy, Germany, the U.K. and Spain.
-
France buys 42 Rafale jets for more than $5.5 billion
The purchase comes as French lawmakers express concerns about the Franco-German project to develop a successor to the fighter.
-
US approves possible Javelin sale to Kosovo amid tensions with Serbia
Kosovo wants new anti-tank weapons from Washington, as tensions in the Balkans continue to simmer.
-
Pentagon’s industrial strategy describes the problem, not the solution
The new strategy contains useful words about the problem. Those words must be quickly put into measurable and funded actions.
-
Kitz eyes commercial software to coordinate US Army firepower
The AFATDS program has been used by troops for years to coordinate mortars, guided missiles, close air support and more.
-
How the US replaced Russia’s RD-180 engine, strengthening competition
The Vulcan launch and engine development should be considered a success story for U.S. industrial policy.
-
Spain buys Rheinmetall munitions amid calls for more ammo production
For months, defense officials have urged European Union members to pressure their arms industries to increase munitions production.
-
Defense innovation hindered by Cold War-era practices, experts say
A commission established by the Atlantic Council in 2022 issued 10 recommendations for helping DoD overcome innovation inertia in a Jan. 16 report.
-
Northrop test fires rocket motor for new nuclear missile
Northrop Grumman aims to rein in the risks facing the Sentinel ICBM program, which Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall has said is “struggling.”
-
Belgium’s Cockerill to buy French armored-vehicle maker Arquus
John Cockerill expects defense revenue of €1 billion (U.S. $1.1 billion) by 2026 from the combination of its defense division with Arquus.
-
RTX threatens legal action against Italy over Microtecnica sale
Microtecnica is an Italian company that makes components for the Eurofighter jet built by Italy, Germany, the U.K. and Spain.
-
France buys 42 Rafale jets for more than $5.5 billion
The purchase comes as French lawmakers express concerns about the Franco-German project to develop a successor to the fighter.
-
US approves possible Javelin sale to Kosovo amid tensions with Serbia
Kosovo wants new anti-tank weapons from Washington, as tensions in the Balkans continue to simmer.
-
Pentagon’s industrial strategy describes the problem, not the solution
The new strategy contains useful words about the problem. Those words must be quickly put into measurable and funded actions.
-
Kitz eyes commercial software to coordinate US Army firepower
The AFATDS program has been used by troops for years to coordinate mortars, guided missiles, close air support and more.
-
How the US replaced Russia’s RD-180 engine, strengthening competition
The Vulcan launch and engine development should be considered a success story for U.S. industrial policy.
