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Italy signs deal for final submarine in four-strong U-212 NFS series
The new purchases will maintain Italy’s submarine fleet total at eight – the number navy planners believe are needed to patrol the Mediterranean Sea.
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Germany approves funds to develop supersonic weapon, buy thousands of missiles
Germany will join forces with Norway in developing the supersonic Tyrfing missile.
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How Ukraine can defeat Russian glide bombs
In warfare, silver bullets are rare. Fighting often requires multiple capabilities and innovative or flexible use.
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Dronemaker Skydio hiring team in Ukraine amid strategy shift
The war in Ukraine is the first to feature widespread use of small, commercial style drones.
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Denmark to bring home F-35 jets from Arizona amid upgrade delays
International customers are wary of delays resulting from Lockheed Martin’s TR-3 aircraft upgrade rippling through their delivery schedules.
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Safran, MTU team up to power Europe’s next-gen military helicopter
A 50/50 joint venture will work on a “100% European engine” to power a military helicopter set to enter service by 2040, the companies announced.
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NATO appoints outgoing Dutch PM Mark Rutte as its next secretary
Rutte’s appointment was sealed by NATO ambassadors during a meeting at the 32-nation alliance’s headquarters in Brussels.
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Boeing’s aircraft woes drive drone focus at Leonardo facility
Leonardo had told unions in Rome that the plant at Grottaglie would need to shut down for four months.
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Three workshops receive upgrades at Russian bomber manufacturer
The Kazan Aircraft Plant is the sole organization in Russia that produces Tu-160M bombers.
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What’s the spending plan for sixth-gen fighters around the world?
Tamarack Defense offers a look at funding and delivery efforts for the future combat aircraft.
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Italy signs deal for final submarine in four-strong U-212 NFS series
The new purchases will maintain Italy’s submarine fleet total at eight – the number navy planners believe are needed to patrol the Mediterranean Sea.
-
Germany approves funds to develop supersonic weapon, buy thousands of missiles
Germany will join forces with Norway in developing the supersonic Tyrfing missile.
-
How Ukraine can defeat Russian glide bombs
In warfare, silver bullets are rare. Fighting often requires multiple capabilities and innovative or flexible use.
-
Dronemaker Skydio hiring team in Ukraine amid strategy shift
The war in Ukraine is the first to feature widespread use of small, commercial style drones.
-
Denmark to bring home F-35 jets from Arizona amid upgrade delays
International customers are wary of delays resulting from Lockheed Martin’s TR-3 aircraft upgrade rippling through their delivery schedules.
-
Safran, MTU team up to power Europe’s next-gen military helicopter
A 50/50 joint venture will work on a “100% European engine” to power a military helicopter set to enter service by 2040, the companies announced.
-
NATO appoints outgoing Dutch PM Mark Rutte as its next secretary
Rutte’s appointment was sealed by NATO ambassadors during a meeting at the 32-nation alliance’s headquarters in Brussels.
-
Boeing’s aircraft woes drive drone focus at Leonardo facility
Leonardo had told unions in Rome that the plant at Grottaglie would need to shut down for four months.
-
Three workshops receive upgrades at Russian bomber manufacturer
The Kazan Aircraft Plant is the sole organization in Russia that produces Tu-160M bombers.
-
What’s the spending plan for sixth-gen fighters around the world?
Tamarack Defense offers a look at funding and delivery efforts for the future combat aircraft.
-
Italy signs deal for final submarine in four-strong U-212 NFS series
The new purchases will maintain Italy’s submarine fleet total at eight – the number navy planners believe are needed to patrol the Mediterranean Sea.
-
Germany approves funds to develop supersonic weapon, buy thousands of missiles
Germany will join forces with Norway in developing the supersonic Tyrfing missile.
-
How Ukraine can defeat Russian glide bombs
In warfare, silver bullets are rare. Fighting often requires multiple capabilities and innovative or flexible use.
-
Dronemaker Skydio hiring team in Ukraine amid strategy shift
The war in Ukraine is the first to feature widespread use of small, commercial style drones.
-
Denmark to bring home F-35 jets from Arizona amid upgrade delays
International customers are wary of delays resulting from Lockheed Martin’s TR-3 aircraft upgrade rippling through their delivery schedules.
-
Safran, MTU team up to power Europe’s next-gen military helicopter
A 50/50 joint venture will work on a “100% European engine” to power a military helicopter set to enter service by 2040, the companies announced.
-
NATO appoints outgoing Dutch PM Mark Rutte as its next secretary
Rutte’s appointment was sealed by NATO ambassadors during a meeting at the 32-nation alliance’s headquarters in Brussels.
-
Boeing’s aircraft woes drive drone focus at Leonardo facility
Leonardo had told unions in Rome that the plant at Grottaglie would need to shut down for four months.
-
Three workshops receive upgrades at Russian bomber manufacturer
The Kazan Aircraft Plant is the sole organization in Russia that produces Tu-160M bombers.
-
What’s the spending plan for sixth-gen fighters around the world?
Tamarack Defense offers a look at funding and delivery efforts for the future combat aircraft.
