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Live-fire drill puts Europe’s military cyber responders to the test
Officials hope to break up a culture of secrecy and encourage data sharing among member states.
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Swedish defense leaders push Saab’s Gripen offer for Finland
Five vendors from the United States and Europe are expected to deliver their best and final offers for the $12 billion Finnish HX program by the end of April.
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NATO’s new fleet of surveillance drones is deemed mission-ready
The fleet of “Phoenix” unmanned aircraft will be tasked with monitoring NATO’s borders.
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Spain’s Navantia joins industry team for European Patrol Corvette
The notional European Patrol Corvette is meant to be a coast guard-type ship able to perform missions of fighting pirates and smugglers as well as border control and show-of-force trips in Europe’s waters.
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German MoD pledges to sort out air defense portfolio within weeks
Officials with the Ministry of Defence have been brooding over what to do with the TLVS program, an envisioned next-generation missile defense weapon originally designed to replace the country’s Patriot fleet.
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German Defence Ministry punts key US defense-cooperation projects to the next government
Decisions worth billions of dollars about new air defenses and helicopters are left on the agenda for Germany’s next chancellor.
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US European Command chief: Germany drawdown is ‘on freeze’ amid review
To be sure, it isn’t clear that any moves have already taken place at all.
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US Air Force bomber unit sets up shop in Norway
The move comes as the American military sharpens its focus on the Arctic region.
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Companies seek end to haggling over FCAS rights with fresh offer this week
At issue is whether countries participating in the development of mainland Europe’s futuristic weapon system are free to use the technology to make adjustments of their own later on.
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Germany scrambles to offer Biden common ground on China
Berlin has little to offer militarily in this arena, but experts see room for cooperation in the broader security field.
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Live-fire drill puts Europe’s military cyber responders to the test
Officials hope to break up a culture of secrecy and encourage data sharing among member states.
-
Swedish defense leaders push Saab’s Gripen offer for Finland
Five vendors from the United States and Europe are expected to deliver their best and final offers for the $12 billion Finnish HX program by the end of April.
-
NATO’s new fleet of surveillance drones is deemed mission-ready
The fleet of “Phoenix” unmanned aircraft will be tasked with monitoring NATO’s borders.
-
Spain’s Navantia joins industry team for European Patrol Corvette
The notional European Patrol Corvette is meant to be a coast guard-type ship able to perform missions of fighting pirates and smugglers as well as border control and show-of-force trips in Europe’s waters.
-
German MoD pledges to sort out air defense portfolio within weeks
Officials with the Ministry of Defence have been brooding over what to do with the TLVS program, an envisioned next-generation missile defense weapon originally designed to replace the country’s Patriot fleet.
-
German Defence Ministry punts key US defense-cooperation projects to the next government
Decisions worth billions of dollars about new air defenses and helicopters are left on the agenda for Germany’s next chancellor.
-
US European Command chief: Germany drawdown is ‘on freeze’ amid review
To be sure, it isn’t clear that any moves have already taken place at all.
-
US Air Force bomber unit sets up shop in Norway
The move comes as the American military sharpens its focus on the Arctic region.
-
Companies seek end to haggling over FCAS rights with fresh offer this week
At issue is whether countries participating in the development of mainland Europe’s futuristic weapon system are free to use the technology to make adjustments of their own later on.
-
Germany scrambles to offer Biden common ground on China
Berlin has little to offer militarily in this arena, but experts see room for cooperation in the broader security field.
-
Live-fire drill puts Europe’s military cyber responders to the test
Officials hope to break up a culture of secrecy and encourage data sharing among member states.
-
Swedish defense leaders push Saab’s Gripen offer for Finland
Five vendors from the United States and Europe are expected to deliver their best and final offers for the $12 billion Finnish HX program by the end of April.
-
NATO’s new fleet of surveillance drones is deemed mission-ready
The fleet of “Phoenix” unmanned aircraft will be tasked with monitoring NATO’s borders.
-
Spain’s Navantia joins industry team for European Patrol Corvette
The notional European Patrol Corvette is meant to be a coast guard-type ship able to perform missions of fighting pirates and smugglers as well as border control and show-of-force trips in Europe’s waters.
-
German MoD pledges to sort out air defense portfolio within weeks
Officials with the Ministry of Defence have been brooding over what to do with the TLVS program, an envisioned next-generation missile defense weapon originally designed to replace the country’s Patriot fleet.
-
German Defence Ministry punts key US defense-cooperation projects to the next government
Decisions worth billions of dollars about new air defenses and helicopters are left on the agenda for Germany’s next chancellor.
-
US European Command chief: Germany drawdown is ‘on freeze’ amid review
To be sure, it isn’t clear that any moves have already taken place at all.
-
US Air Force bomber unit sets up shop in Norway
The move comes as the American military sharpens its focus on the Arctic region.
-
Companies seek end to haggling over FCAS rights with fresh offer this week
At issue is whether countries participating in the development of mainland Europe’s futuristic weapon system are free to use the technology to make adjustments of their own later on.
-
Germany scrambles to offer Biden common ground on China
Berlin has little to offer militarily in this arena, but experts see room for cooperation in the broader security field.
