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Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
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Rheinmetall delivers combat robots to Britain, tank defenses to Hungary
Germany’s Rheinmetall has announced two new deals for high-tech weaponry, featuring ground robots and active protection systems.
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Germany expects ‘wave’ of new Eurotank partners after September conference
The international event is meant to initiate an “opening wave” of interested countries from the European Union, NATO and elsewhere – provided that Germany and France agree on the prerequisites.
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Germany goes Hail Mary on funding Europe’s next-gen fighter
German defense leaders admit they have no firm financing plan for the Future Combat Air System, but they still hope to submit the project to lawmakers for approval soon.
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EU and US defense leaders pounce on new pet project: military mobility
European Union members have admitted the United States into a project aimed at quickening the flow of military personnel and equipment across the continent, hoping the move will open a new front in trans-Atlantic cooperation.
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German Defence Ministry dismisses French offer of pre-loved submarine hunters
France’s proposed four Atlantique 2 planes don’t fit the bill in Germany’s quest for an interim maritime-patrol and submarine-hunting capability.
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Finnish officials begin sifting through final HX fighter offers
The government in Helsinki received finals offers from five vendors for the multibillion-dollar HX fighter competition, kicking off an evaluation phase slated to run through the remainder of 2021.
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French sci-fi writers set out to ‘scare’ the military establishment
A team of 10 science-fiction writers and artists have begun another round of envisioning threats to French security in 40 years or so.
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NATO tees up negotiations on artificial intelligence in weapons
Exactly where the alliance falls on whether to allow or disavow varied autonomous and AI-powered weaponry is expected to be a hotly debated topic.
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German and British defense officials discuss ‘Eurotank’ cooperation
Germany has been supportive of Britain joining the program as an observer, though the French are said to be more apprehensive.
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Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
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Rheinmetall delivers combat robots to Britain, tank defenses to Hungary
Germany’s Rheinmetall has announced two new deals for high-tech weaponry, featuring ground robots and active protection systems.
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Germany expects ‘wave’ of new Eurotank partners after September conference
The international event is meant to initiate an “opening wave” of interested countries from the European Union, NATO and elsewhere – provided that Germany and France agree on the prerequisites.
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Germany goes Hail Mary on funding Europe’s next-gen fighter
German defense leaders admit they have no firm financing plan for the Future Combat Air System, but they still hope to submit the project to lawmakers for approval soon.
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EU and US defense leaders pounce on new pet project: military mobility
European Union members have admitted the United States into a project aimed at quickening the flow of military personnel and equipment across the continent, hoping the move will open a new front in trans-Atlantic cooperation.
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German Defence Ministry dismisses French offer of pre-loved submarine hunters
France’s proposed four Atlantique 2 planes don’t fit the bill in Germany’s quest for an interim maritime-patrol and submarine-hunting capability.
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Finnish officials begin sifting through final HX fighter offers
The government in Helsinki received finals offers from five vendors for the multibillion-dollar HX fighter competition, kicking off an evaluation phase slated to run through the remainder of 2021.
-
French sci-fi writers set out to ‘scare’ the military establishment
A team of 10 science-fiction writers and artists have begun another round of envisioning threats to French security in 40 years or so.
-
NATO tees up negotiations on artificial intelligence in weapons
Exactly where the alliance falls on whether to allow or disavow varied autonomous and AI-powered weaponry is expected to be a hotly debated topic.
-
German and British defense officials discuss ‘Eurotank’ cooperation
Germany has been supportive of Britain joining the program as an observer, though the French are said to be more apprehensive.
-
Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
-
Rheinmetall delivers combat robots to Britain, tank defenses to Hungary
Germany’s Rheinmetall has announced two new deals for high-tech weaponry, featuring ground robots and active protection systems.
-
Germany expects ‘wave’ of new Eurotank partners after September conference
The international event is meant to initiate an “opening wave” of interested countries from the European Union, NATO and elsewhere – provided that Germany and France agree on the prerequisites.
-
Germany goes Hail Mary on funding Europe’s next-gen fighter
German defense leaders admit they have no firm financing plan for the Future Combat Air System, but they still hope to submit the project to lawmakers for approval soon.
-
EU and US defense leaders pounce on new pet project: military mobility
European Union members have admitted the United States into a project aimed at quickening the flow of military personnel and equipment across the continent, hoping the move will open a new front in trans-Atlantic cooperation.
-
German Defence Ministry dismisses French offer of pre-loved submarine hunters
France’s proposed four Atlantique 2 planes don’t fit the bill in Germany’s quest for an interim maritime-patrol and submarine-hunting capability.
-
Finnish officials begin sifting through final HX fighter offers
The government in Helsinki received finals offers from five vendors for the multibillion-dollar HX fighter competition, kicking off an evaluation phase slated to run through the remainder of 2021.
-
French sci-fi writers set out to ‘scare’ the military establishment
A team of 10 science-fiction writers and artists have begun another round of envisioning threats to French security in 40 years or so.
-
NATO tees up negotiations on artificial intelligence in weapons
Exactly where the alliance falls on whether to allow or disavow varied autonomous and AI-powered weaponry is expected to be a hotly debated topic.
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German and British defense officials discuss ‘Eurotank’ cooperation
Germany has been supportive of Britain joining the program as an observer, though the French are said to be more apprehensive.
