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Britain chooses basing for Protector drone, even as acquisition details evolve
Protector is being acquired and developed under a number of different contracts, and it is not as straightforward an acquisition as the parties involved may have hoped for.
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Why an unmanned fighter fleet isn’t yet viable, in the words of Britain’s Air Force chief
It wasn’t that long ago some in Europe were talking about having an unmanned combat air capability ready for service by 2030.
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Can Europe sustain more than one next-gen fighter?
Europe’s largest aviation firm thinks it is time to shrink the number of competitors for fighter aircraft in Europe.
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Airbus and Saab consider challenge to Boeing Wedgetail for UK
Boeing seems close to a British contract for its Wedgetail aircraft, but a potential challenger is emerging.
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Maintaining UK and US military relationship could cost Britain more than $10 billion a year
Close ties require a degree of interoperability. And that comes with a big price tag.
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Big reveal of UK modernization plan expected in Brussels
The chances of British defense getting any significant monetary boost appears increasingly remote.
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Excluded from cooperative plans in Europe, UK sets groundwork for future fighters
Left out in the cold by a joint Franco-German plan to develop a new fighter, British officials have been working for months on a combat air strategy to sustain Britain’s capabilities beyond the Eurofighter Typhoon, and they are determined to figure out a way forward this summer.
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Britain to school industry, government on foreign defense dealings
Britain is setting up a high-level school for defense exporters aimed at increasing the skills of executives and government officials negotiating often complex deals with foreign customers.
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At arm’s length: Inside the push to keep EU-UK defense ties alive
The summer of 2018 could prove decisive for those who want to see the U.K. remain close to Europe’s defense activities once Brexit goes into effect.
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British defense chief puts a price tag on US military alliance
Although conceding that the relationship is priceless to Britain, the defense secretary did offer an amount.
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Britain chooses basing for Protector drone, even as acquisition details evolve
Protector is being acquired and developed under a number of different contracts, and it is not as straightforward an acquisition as the parties involved may have hoped for.
-
Why an unmanned fighter fleet isn’t yet viable, in the words of Britain’s Air Force chief
It wasn’t that long ago some in Europe were talking about having an unmanned combat air capability ready for service by 2030.
-
Can Europe sustain more than one next-gen fighter?
Europe’s largest aviation firm thinks it is time to shrink the number of competitors for fighter aircraft in Europe.
-
Airbus and Saab consider challenge to Boeing Wedgetail for UK
Boeing seems close to a British contract for its Wedgetail aircraft, but a potential challenger is emerging.
-
Maintaining UK and US military relationship could cost Britain more than $10 billion a year
Close ties require a degree of interoperability. And that comes with a big price tag.
-
Big reveal of UK modernization plan expected in Brussels
The chances of British defense getting any significant monetary boost appears increasingly remote.
-
Excluded from cooperative plans in Europe, UK sets groundwork for future fighters
Left out in the cold by a joint Franco-German plan to develop a new fighter, British officials have been working for months on a combat air strategy to sustain Britain’s capabilities beyond the Eurofighter Typhoon, and they are determined to figure out a way forward this summer.
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Britain to school industry, government on foreign defense dealings
Britain is setting up a high-level school for defense exporters aimed at increasing the skills of executives and government officials negotiating often complex deals with foreign customers.
-
At arm’s length: Inside the push to keep EU-UK defense ties alive
The summer of 2018 could prove decisive for those who want to see the U.K. remain close to Europe’s defense activities once Brexit goes into effect.
-
British defense chief puts a price tag on US military alliance
Although conceding that the relationship is priceless to Britain, the defense secretary did offer an amount.
-
Britain chooses basing for Protector drone, even as acquisition details evolve
Protector is being acquired and developed under a number of different contracts, and it is not as straightforward an acquisition as the parties involved may have hoped for.
-
Why an unmanned fighter fleet isn’t yet viable, in the words of Britain’s Air Force chief
It wasn’t that long ago some in Europe were talking about having an unmanned combat air capability ready for service by 2030.
-
Can Europe sustain more than one next-gen fighter?
Europe’s largest aviation firm thinks it is time to shrink the number of competitors for fighter aircraft in Europe.
-
Airbus and Saab consider challenge to Boeing Wedgetail for UK
Boeing seems close to a British contract for its Wedgetail aircraft, but a potential challenger is emerging.
-
Maintaining UK and US military relationship could cost Britain more than $10 billion a year
Close ties require a degree of interoperability. And that comes with a big price tag.
-
Big reveal of UK modernization plan expected in Brussels
The chances of British defense getting any significant monetary boost appears increasingly remote.
-
Excluded from cooperative plans in Europe, UK sets groundwork for future fighters
Left out in the cold by a joint Franco-German plan to develop a new fighter, British officials have been working for months on a combat air strategy to sustain Britain’s capabilities beyond the Eurofighter Typhoon, and they are determined to figure out a way forward this summer.
-
Britain to school industry, government on foreign defense dealings
Britain is setting up a high-level school for defense exporters aimed at increasing the skills of executives and government officials negotiating often complex deals with foreign customers.
-
At arm’s length: Inside the push to keep EU-UK defense ties alive
The summer of 2018 could prove decisive for those who want to see the U.K. remain close to Europe’s defense activities once Brexit goes into effect.
-
British defense chief puts a price tag on US military alliance
Although conceding that the relationship is priceless to Britain, the defense secretary did offer an amount.
