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Rheinmetall pitches Panther battle tank as heir to the Leopard
The proposal at the Eurosatory defense exhibition in Paris adds a new angle to the discussion in Europe about a next-generation tank for the continent.
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The race to arm Ukraine highlights West’s worry of losing tech secrets
Western defense leaders are expected to meet in Brussels next week to coordinate new arms donations to Ukraine.
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Budget boost in hand, Germany puts more sub-hunting planes on its shopping list
Allied European navies in the United Kingdom and Norway also operate Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon planes, raising the prospect of interoperability when keeping tabs on Russian submarines in the North Sea and North Atlantic, in particular.
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Boeing wins bid for Germany’s multibillion-dollar helo program
The Chinook pick caps a yearslong saga for Germany to buy a new Schwerer Transporthubschrauber, or STH, as the heavy-lift chopper program is called in German.
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German government tees up $108 billion defense boost for a vote
Government officials want to see the legislative changes enacted before the summer recess begins in early July.
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More nations expected to sign up for Pentagon’s Ukraine aid group
A group of international defense chiefs convened by U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to coordinate military aid for Ukraine is likely to be larger when it meets for the second time on Monday.
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Swedish, Finnish NATO bids raise the prospect of a beefier Baltic Sea posture
With Sweden and Finland in NATO, the alliance would be able to recalibrate its force posture in the Baltic Sea to a level capable of evening out the regional deterrence balance with Russia, according to Swedish Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist.
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UK defense chief flags iffy weapon stocks for Ukraine war
Britain’s defense secretary doesn’t believe Russian leaders view Western weapons support to Ukraine as a game changer in their escalation calculus.
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Pentagon pitches law changes to enable US-EU defense cooperation
The push essentially lays the domestic groundwork for Washington to have a hand in the European Union’s emerging capability-development mechanics, though the jury is still out on their effectiveness.
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Ukraine to get a dozen howitzers from Germany and the Netherlands
The decision comes after much hand-wringing in Berlin about the extent of Germany’s military support to Ukraine.
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Rheinmetall pitches Panther battle tank as heir to the Leopard
The proposal at the Eurosatory defense exhibition in Paris adds a new angle to the discussion in Europe about a next-generation tank for the continent.
-
The race to arm Ukraine highlights West’s worry of losing tech secrets
Western defense leaders are expected to meet in Brussels next week to coordinate new arms donations to Ukraine.
-
Budget boost in hand, Germany puts more sub-hunting planes on its shopping list
Allied European navies in the United Kingdom and Norway also operate Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon planes, raising the prospect of interoperability when keeping tabs on Russian submarines in the North Sea and North Atlantic, in particular.
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Boeing wins bid for Germany’s multibillion-dollar helo program
The Chinook pick caps a yearslong saga for Germany to buy a new Schwerer Transporthubschrauber, or STH, as the heavy-lift chopper program is called in German.
-
German government tees up $108 billion defense boost for a vote
Government officials want to see the legislative changes enacted before the summer recess begins in early July.
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More nations expected to sign up for Pentagon’s Ukraine aid group
A group of international defense chiefs convened by U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to coordinate military aid for Ukraine is likely to be larger when it meets for the second time on Monday.
-
Swedish, Finnish NATO bids raise the prospect of a beefier Baltic Sea posture
With Sweden and Finland in NATO, the alliance would be able to recalibrate its force posture in the Baltic Sea to a level capable of evening out the regional deterrence balance with Russia, according to Swedish Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist.
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UK defense chief flags iffy weapon stocks for Ukraine war
Britain’s defense secretary doesn’t believe Russian leaders view Western weapons support to Ukraine as a game changer in their escalation calculus.
-
Pentagon pitches law changes to enable US-EU defense cooperation
The push essentially lays the domestic groundwork for Washington to have a hand in the European Union’s emerging capability-development mechanics, though the jury is still out on their effectiveness.
-
Ukraine to get a dozen howitzers from Germany and the Netherlands
The decision comes after much hand-wringing in Berlin about the extent of Germany’s military support to Ukraine.
-
Rheinmetall pitches Panther battle tank as heir to the Leopard
The proposal at the Eurosatory defense exhibition in Paris adds a new angle to the discussion in Europe about a next-generation tank for the continent.
-
The race to arm Ukraine highlights West’s worry of losing tech secrets
Western defense leaders are expected to meet in Brussels next week to coordinate new arms donations to Ukraine.
-
Budget boost in hand, Germany puts more sub-hunting planes on its shopping list
Allied European navies in the United Kingdom and Norway also operate Boeing’s P-8 Poseidon planes, raising the prospect of interoperability when keeping tabs on Russian submarines in the North Sea and North Atlantic, in particular.
-
Boeing wins bid for Germany’s multibillion-dollar helo program
The Chinook pick caps a yearslong saga for Germany to buy a new Schwerer Transporthubschrauber, or STH, as the heavy-lift chopper program is called in German.
-
German government tees up $108 billion defense boost for a vote
Government officials want to see the legislative changes enacted before the summer recess begins in early July.
-
More nations expected to sign up for Pentagon’s Ukraine aid group
A group of international defense chiefs convened by U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to coordinate military aid for Ukraine is likely to be larger when it meets for the second time on Monday.
-
Swedish, Finnish NATO bids raise the prospect of a beefier Baltic Sea posture
With Sweden and Finland in NATO, the alliance would be able to recalibrate its force posture in the Baltic Sea to a level capable of evening out the regional deterrence balance with Russia, according to Swedish Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist.
-
UK defense chief flags iffy weapon stocks for Ukraine war
Britain’s defense secretary doesn’t believe Russian leaders view Western weapons support to Ukraine as a game changer in their escalation calculus.
-
Pentagon pitches law changes to enable US-EU defense cooperation
The push essentially lays the domestic groundwork for Washington to have a hand in the European Union’s emerging capability-development mechanics, though the jury is still out on their effectiveness.
-
Ukraine to get a dozen howitzers from Germany and the Netherlands
The decision comes after much hand-wringing in Berlin about the extent of Germany’s military support to Ukraine.
