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France, Germany divvy up workload for next-generation tank
The agreement for the Main Ground Combat System caps years of wrangling over national preferences for the two main industry actors.
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How US forces can adopt Ukraine’s unconventional multidomain approach
The next war will not be won by a salvo of hypersonic missiles alone.
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Defense spending bill has some Ukraine aid, multiyear munitions buys
Congress released the text of the $825 billion FY24 defense spending bill, which includes some Ukraine aid and funding for multiyear munitions contracts.
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UK teams with McLaren Formula 1 racers with eye on electrifying fleet
On the battlefield, electric vehicles provide more efficient fleets and reduce the need to resupply them with fuel.
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AUKUS nations name British-Australian vendor team to build submarines
BAE Systems and ASC, Canberra’s builder and maintainer of conventional submarines, will work together under a collaborative arrangement in Australia.
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F-35 delivery delays frustrate European air force upgrade plans
Client governments early in the acquisition sequence could be the first to feel the ripple effects of a snag related to technology upgrades.
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Czech-led bulk ammunition buy for Ukraine picks up steam
As Ukraine runs out of ammo, allies scramble to donate additional artillery rounds.
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New pact deepens Fincantieri’s stake in seabed warfare business
The shipbuilder signed a deal with Italian energy firm Saipem to integrate that company’s underwater drones into Fincantieri’s ships and submarines.
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EU closer to buying arms for Ukraine with frozen Russian asset profits
The 27-nation bloc is holding about €200 billion (U.S. $218 billion) in Russian central bank assets, most of it frozen in Belgium.
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Iraq’s former defense minister arrested in Sweden
He is suspected of illegally receiving benefits in the Scandinavian country.
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France, Germany divvy up workload for next-generation tank
The agreement for the Main Ground Combat System caps years of wrangling over national preferences for the two main industry actors.
-
How US forces can adopt Ukraine’s unconventional multidomain approach
The next war will not be won by a salvo of hypersonic missiles alone.
-
Defense spending bill has some Ukraine aid, multiyear munitions buys
Congress released the text of the $825 billion FY24 defense spending bill, which includes some Ukraine aid and funding for multiyear munitions contracts.
-
UK teams with McLaren Formula 1 racers with eye on electrifying fleet
On the battlefield, electric vehicles provide more efficient fleets and reduce the need to resupply them with fuel.
-
AUKUS nations name British-Australian vendor team to build submarines
BAE Systems and ASC, Canberra’s builder and maintainer of conventional submarines, will work together under a collaborative arrangement in Australia.
-
F-35 delivery delays frustrate European air force upgrade plans
Client governments early in the acquisition sequence could be the first to feel the ripple effects of a snag related to technology upgrades.
-
Czech-led bulk ammunition buy for Ukraine picks up steam
As Ukraine runs out of ammo, allies scramble to donate additional artillery rounds.
-
New pact deepens Fincantieri’s stake in seabed warfare business
The shipbuilder signed a deal with Italian energy firm Saipem to integrate that company’s underwater drones into Fincantieri’s ships and submarines.
-
EU closer to buying arms for Ukraine with frozen Russian asset profits
The 27-nation bloc is holding about €200 billion (U.S. $218 billion) in Russian central bank assets, most of it frozen in Belgium.
-
Iraq’s former defense minister arrested in Sweden
He is suspected of illegally receiving benefits in the Scandinavian country.
-
France, Germany divvy up workload for next-generation tank
The agreement for the Main Ground Combat System caps years of wrangling over national preferences for the two main industry actors.
-
How US forces can adopt Ukraine’s unconventional multidomain approach
The next war will not be won by a salvo of hypersonic missiles alone.
-
Defense spending bill has some Ukraine aid, multiyear munitions buys
Congress released the text of the $825 billion FY24 defense spending bill, which includes some Ukraine aid and funding for multiyear munitions contracts.
-
UK teams with McLaren Formula 1 racers with eye on electrifying fleet
On the battlefield, electric vehicles provide more efficient fleets and reduce the need to resupply them with fuel.
-
AUKUS nations name British-Australian vendor team to build submarines
BAE Systems and ASC, Canberra’s builder and maintainer of conventional submarines, will work together under a collaborative arrangement in Australia.
-
F-35 delivery delays frustrate European air force upgrade plans
Client governments early in the acquisition sequence could be the first to feel the ripple effects of a snag related to technology upgrades.
-
Czech-led bulk ammunition buy for Ukraine picks up steam
As Ukraine runs out of ammo, allies scramble to donate additional artillery rounds.
-
New pact deepens Fincantieri’s stake in seabed warfare business
The shipbuilder signed a deal with Italian energy firm Saipem to integrate that company’s underwater drones into Fincantieri’s ships and submarines.
-
EU closer to buying arms for Ukraine with frozen Russian asset profits
The 27-nation bloc is holding about €200 billion (U.S. $218 billion) in Russian central bank assets, most of it frozen in Belgium.
-
Iraq’s former defense minister arrested in Sweden
He is suspected of illegally receiving benefits in the Scandinavian country.
