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France’s Naval Group wins $6 billion Dutch submarine project
The Dutch are slated to get a conventionally powered version of the French Barracuda submarine, offering shallow-water maneuvering and long reach.
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Bolster Ukraine’s irregular warfare tactics with Western tech
Ukraine could exploit Russian weaknesses with improved integration of ISR assets linked to longer-range fires.
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EU sprinkles $560 million over defense firms to grow ammunition output
Most of the money will go toward the production of explosives and powder, officials in Brussels said.
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Sweden and Finland have dropped neutrality. Austria still fetes it.
Amid Russia’s war against Ukraine, can Vienna square its European commitments with a dearly held tradition?
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Britain finalizes deal to buy 14 Chinook helicopters
Fourteen CH-47-ER Chinooks, destined principally for use by British special forces, will be delivered to the Royal Air Force under the terms of the deal.
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CQ Brown visits Lockheed plant with lawmakers to press Ukraine case
Lockheed Martin’s Camden plant produces both the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS, which is a coveted long-range firing system.
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Croatia expands its Black Hawk helicopter fleet with US help
Eight new aircraft will bring Zagreb’s Black Hawk fleet to 12.
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Ukrainian officials see ground robots as ‘game changer’ in war
Defense-tech analysts expect unmanned ground platforms to become what aerial drones have come to be on the battlefields of Ukraine.
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For Germany’s Scholz, Taurus missiles are a bridge too far in Ukraine
Critics have portrayed the powerful cruise missile as a defining, but lacking, element of German military assistance to Kyiv.
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MBDA books record orders amid European air-defense rush
The pan-European missile maker has seen demand grow in the wake of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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France’s Naval Group wins $6 billion Dutch submarine project
The Dutch are slated to get a conventionally powered version of the French Barracuda submarine, offering shallow-water maneuvering and long reach.
-
Bolster Ukraine’s irregular warfare tactics with Western tech
Ukraine could exploit Russian weaknesses with improved integration of ISR assets linked to longer-range fires.
-
EU sprinkles $560 million over defense firms to grow ammunition output
Most of the money will go toward the production of explosives and powder, officials in Brussels said.
-
Sweden and Finland have dropped neutrality. Austria still fetes it.
Amid Russia’s war against Ukraine, can Vienna square its European commitments with a dearly held tradition?
-
Britain finalizes deal to buy 14 Chinook helicopters
Fourteen CH-47-ER Chinooks, destined principally for use by British special forces, will be delivered to the Royal Air Force under the terms of the deal.
-
CQ Brown visits Lockheed plant with lawmakers to press Ukraine case
Lockheed Martin’s Camden plant produces both the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS, which is a coveted long-range firing system.
-
Croatia expands its Black Hawk helicopter fleet with US help
Eight new aircraft will bring Zagreb’s Black Hawk fleet to 12.
-
Ukrainian officials see ground robots as ‘game changer’ in war
Defense-tech analysts expect unmanned ground platforms to become what aerial drones have come to be on the battlefields of Ukraine.
-
For Germany’s Scholz, Taurus missiles are a bridge too far in Ukraine
Critics have portrayed the powerful cruise missile as a defining, but lacking, element of German military assistance to Kyiv.
-
MBDA books record orders amid European air-defense rush
The pan-European missile maker has seen demand grow in the wake of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
-
France’s Naval Group wins $6 billion Dutch submarine project
The Dutch are slated to get a conventionally powered version of the French Barracuda submarine, offering shallow-water maneuvering and long reach.
-
Bolster Ukraine’s irregular warfare tactics with Western tech
Ukraine could exploit Russian weaknesses with improved integration of ISR assets linked to longer-range fires.
-
EU sprinkles $560 million over defense firms to grow ammunition output
Most of the money will go toward the production of explosives and powder, officials in Brussels said.
-
Sweden and Finland have dropped neutrality. Austria still fetes it.
Amid Russia’s war against Ukraine, can Vienna square its European commitments with a dearly held tradition?
-
Britain finalizes deal to buy 14 Chinook helicopters
Fourteen CH-47-ER Chinooks, destined principally for use by British special forces, will be delivered to the Royal Air Force under the terms of the deal.
-
CQ Brown visits Lockheed plant with lawmakers to press Ukraine case
Lockheed Martin’s Camden plant produces both the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, or HIMARS, which is a coveted long-range firing system.
-
Croatia expands its Black Hawk helicopter fleet with US help
Eight new aircraft will bring Zagreb’s Black Hawk fleet to 12.
-
Ukrainian officials see ground robots as ‘game changer’ in war
Defense-tech analysts expect unmanned ground platforms to become what aerial drones have come to be on the battlefields of Ukraine.
-
For Germany’s Scholz, Taurus missiles are a bridge too far in Ukraine
Critics have portrayed the powerful cruise missile as a defining, but lacking, element of German military assistance to Kyiv.
-
MBDA books record orders amid European air-defense rush
The pan-European missile maker has seen demand grow in the wake of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
