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Germany readies frigates for ballistic missile defense missions
The German Navy plans to equip its Sachsen-class frigates with new radars that expand the vessels’ capabilities into the field of ballistic missile defense.
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NATO chief flags Baltic tensions ahead of Zapad military drill
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance will keep a close eye on “hybrid activities” by Belarus against alliance member Lithuania.
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US approves $270 million deal for Greek F-16 upkeep
The approved items include “engineering, technical and logistics support services” for the warplanes, in addition to training equipment, targeting upgrades and mission-planning enhancements.
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German warship ‘Bayern’ heads to the Indo-Pacific
The first such deployment in almost 20 years is meant to uphold freedom of navigation in international waters, Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said.
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The money spigot opens for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
German and French leaders consider the Future Combat Air System something of an uber-program for Europe that could breathe life into the continent’s defense ambitions — or altogether topple them.
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German government ups the pressure in $1.1B Poseidon purchase petition
As is the case with other large military investments awaiting a decision, the aircraft acquisition would exceed current budget projections here.
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German defense ministry seeks $5.3 billion for next FCAS research phase
Berlin wants to create a separate pot of 750 million euros dedicated solely to national developments.
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NATO to look eastward and inward at summit
NATO heads of state and government will confront a sizable to-do list at their June 14 Brussels summit, as the event will set the path for hardening the alliance’s outer defenses while staying limber on the inside.
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Top NATO general urges ‘alignment’ between US and European sixth-gen fighter plans
Gen. Tod Wolters’ comments echo a sense of common purpose among NATO allies that sometimes gets lost in defense-industrial infighting.
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Rheinmetall delivers first batch of Boxer scouting vehicles to Australia
Twenty-five vehicles done, 106 to go for the combat reconnaissance version of Australia’s future Boxer fleet.
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Germany readies frigates for ballistic missile defense missions
The German Navy plans to equip its Sachsen-class frigates with new radars that expand the vessels’ capabilities into the field of ballistic missile defense.
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NATO chief flags Baltic tensions ahead of Zapad military drill
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance will keep a close eye on “hybrid activities” by Belarus against alliance member Lithuania.
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US approves $270 million deal for Greek F-16 upkeep
The approved items include “engineering, technical and logistics support services” for the warplanes, in addition to training equipment, targeting upgrades and mission-planning enhancements.
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German warship ‘Bayern’ heads to the Indo-Pacific
The first such deployment in almost 20 years is meant to uphold freedom of navigation in international waters, Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said.
-
The money spigot opens for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
German and French leaders consider the Future Combat Air System something of an uber-program for Europe that could breathe life into the continent’s defense ambitions — or altogether topple them.
-
German government ups the pressure in $1.1B Poseidon purchase petition
As is the case with other large military investments awaiting a decision, the aircraft acquisition would exceed current budget projections here.
-
German defense ministry seeks $5.3 billion for next FCAS research phase
Berlin wants to create a separate pot of 750 million euros dedicated solely to national developments.
-
NATO to look eastward and inward at summit
NATO heads of state and government will confront a sizable to-do list at their June 14 Brussels summit, as the event will set the path for hardening the alliance’s outer defenses while staying limber on the inside.
-
Top NATO general urges ‘alignment’ between US and European sixth-gen fighter plans
Gen. Tod Wolters’ comments echo a sense of common purpose among NATO allies that sometimes gets lost in defense-industrial infighting.
-
Rheinmetall delivers first batch of Boxer scouting vehicles to Australia
Twenty-five vehicles done, 106 to go for the combat reconnaissance version of Australia’s future Boxer fleet.
-
Germany readies frigates for ballistic missile defense missions
The German Navy plans to equip its Sachsen-class frigates with new radars that expand the vessels’ capabilities into the field of ballistic missile defense.
-
NATO chief flags Baltic tensions ahead of Zapad military drill
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg says the alliance will keep a close eye on “hybrid activities” by Belarus against alliance member Lithuania.
-
US approves $270 million deal for Greek F-16 upkeep
The approved items include “engineering, technical and logistics support services” for the warplanes, in addition to training equipment, targeting upgrades and mission-planning enhancements.
-
German warship ‘Bayern’ heads to the Indo-Pacific
The first such deployment in almost 20 years is meant to uphold freedom of navigation in international waters, Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said.
-
The money spigot opens for mainland Europe’s next-gen fighter
German and French leaders consider the Future Combat Air System something of an uber-program for Europe that could breathe life into the continent’s defense ambitions — or altogether topple them.
-
German government ups the pressure in $1.1B Poseidon purchase petition
As is the case with other large military investments awaiting a decision, the aircraft acquisition would exceed current budget projections here.
-
German defense ministry seeks $5.3 billion for next FCAS research phase
Berlin wants to create a separate pot of 750 million euros dedicated solely to national developments.
-
NATO to look eastward and inward at summit
NATO heads of state and government will confront a sizable to-do list at their June 14 Brussels summit, as the event will set the path for hardening the alliance’s outer defenses while staying limber on the inside.
-
Top NATO general urges ‘alignment’ between US and European sixth-gen fighter plans
Gen. Tod Wolters’ comments echo a sense of common purpose among NATO allies that sometimes gets lost in defense-industrial infighting.
-
Rheinmetall delivers first batch of Boxer scouting vehicles to Australia
Twenty-five vehicles done, 106 to go for the combat reconnaissance version of Australia’s future Boxer fleet.
