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Electronic warfare in Ukraine informing US playbook
“Both sides are doing the cat-and-mouse game very, very well,” said Col. Josh Koslov, the commander of the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
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In British helicopter race, war of words emerges over ‘military grade’
Competitors Leonardo and Lockheed spar over whose offering is the most survivable and the most British.
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French-British underwater drone proves de-mining ability, says Thales
The MMCM system is meant to detect, identify and neutralize mines up to 300 meters deep, compared to 120 meters today.
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US, European, Israeli radar makers await Bulgaria’s order
Here are the five firms that want to sell radars to Bulgaria’s Air Force.
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Ukraine could be flying F-16s early in 2024, Air Guard chief says
Lt. Gen. Michael Loh said that Ukraine’s most experienced fighter pilots could complete U.S. training in Arizona on the F-16 in as little as three months.
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Sweden seeks details on missile systems to upgrade Amphibious Corps
A contract notice is expected to follow about June 2024.
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Ukrainian arms importer prioritizes howitzers, drones, ammo
SpetsTechnoExport told Defense News it’s holding talks with various Western partners during this year’s DSEI industry show.
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Lithuania sees stockpile building as key deterrent
“Stockpiles serve as a deterrent against potential aggression,” Erika Kuročkina said.
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Austria eyes German IRIS-T buy for nascent European ‘Sky Shield’
Vienna plans to leave long-range missile defense to its European neighbors.
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British defense leaders to craft guardrails for buying drones
Acquisition leaders hope to have a strategy ready by year’s end that will spell out new capability goals and how to realize them.
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Electronic warfare in Ukraine informing US playbook
“Both sides are doing the cat-and-mouse game very, very well,” said Col. Josh Koslov, the commander of the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
-
In British helicopter race, war of words emerges over ‘military grade’
Competitors Leonardo and Lockheed spar over whose offering is the most survivable and the most British.
-
French-British underwater drone proves de-mining ability, says Thales
The MMCM system is meant to detect, identify and neutralize mines up to 300 meters deep, compared to 120 meters today.
-
US, European, Israeli radar makers await Bulgaria’s order
Here are the five firms that want to sell radars to Bulgaria’s Air Force.
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Ukraine could be flying F-16s early in 2024, Air Guard chief says
Lt. Gen. Michael Loh said that Ukraine’s most experienced fighter pilots could complete U.S. training in Arizona on the F-16 in as little as three months.
-
Sweden seeks details on missile systems to upgrade Amphibious Corps
A contract notice is expected to follow about June 2024.
-
Ukrainian arms importer prioritizes howitzers, drones, ammo
SpetsTechnoExport told Defense News it’s holding talks with various Western partners during this year’s DSEI industry show.
-
Lithuania sees stockpile building as key deterrent
“Stockpiles serve as a deterrent against potential aggression,” Erika Kuročkina said.
-
Austria eyes German IRIS-T buy for nascent European ‘Sky Shield’
Vienna plans to leave long-range missile defense to its European neighbors.
-
British defense leaders to craft guardrails for buying drones
Acquisition leaders hope to have a strategy ready by year’s end that will spell out new capability goals and how to realize them.
-
Electronic warfare in Ukraine informing US playbook
“Both sides are doing the cat-and-mouse game very, very well,” said Col. Josh Koslov, the commander of the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
-
In British helicopter race, war of words emerges over ‘military grade’
Competitors Leonardo and Lockheed spar over whose offering is the most survivable and the most British.
-
French-British underwater drone proves de-mining ability, says Thales
The MMCM system is meant to detect, identify and neutralize mines up to 300 meters deep, compared to 120 meters today.
-
US, European, Israeli radar makers await Bulgaria’s order
Here are the five firms that want to sell radars to Bulgaria’s Air Force.
-
Ukraine could be flying F-16s early in 2024, Air Guard chief says
Lt. Gen. Michael Loh said that Ukraine’s most experienced fighter pilots could complete U.S. training in Arizona on the F-16 in as little as three months.
-
Sweden seeks details on missile systems to upgrade Amphibious Corps
A contract notice is expected to follow about June 2024.
-
Ukrainian arms importer prioritizes howitzers, drones, ammo
SpetsTechnoExport told Defense News it’s holding talks with various Western partners during this year’s DSEI industry show.
-
Lithuania sees stockpile building as key deterrent
“Stockpiles serve as a deterrent against potential aggression,” Erika Kuročkina said.
-
Austria eyes German IRIS-T buy for nascent European ‘Sky Shield’
Vienna plans to leave long-range missile defense to its European neighbors.
-
British defense leaders to craft guardrails for buying drones
Acquisition leaders hope to have a strategy ready by year’s end that will spell out new capability goals and how to realize them.
