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NATO’s new surveillance drone begins test flights over the Mediterranean
It remains to be seen if the the unmanned aircraft can get clearance from Italian regulators to fly over land, where air traffic is more crowded and a mishap could be catastrophic.
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US Army training resumes in Europe amid pandemic and the threat of troop cuts
Officials hope to build on the momentum of the U.S.-Polish Allied Spirit drill this month, which trained formations for crossing bodies of water while under fire.
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Germany wants to beef up its defense firms with pandemic relief funds
Companies stand to benefit from an $11 billion cash infusion amid a new tone in Berlin of using military spending as an explicit tool for economic recovery.
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NATO chief seeks to forge deeper ties in China’s neighborhood
Stoltenberg envisions a more global approach for the alliance, bringing “like-minded countries” like Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea on board.
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Warships mass in the Baltic Sea for a coronavirus-conscious battle drill
All participants will remain on their ships in order to minimize the risk of spreading COVID-19.
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The European Union’s defense ambitions are still showing signs of life
A new budget proposal for the European Union shows that the bloc’s defense plans are back on the table as the continent pushes to revive its economy post pandemic.
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Three European air forces approve performance benchmarks for next-gen fighter jet
The criteria will be used to whittle down the number of design options as the Future Combat Air System program proceeds through the next stages of development.
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Germany’s TKMS buys Brazilian shipyard as production hub for local frigate program
The Oceana shipyard in southern Brazil could also take on work from other customers in South America, according to the German contractor.
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NATO group in Europe to receive first jointly owned aerial tankers
Member nations can also operate the tankers in a cargo, passenger or medical-evacuation configuration.
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German shipyard shuffle clears path for MKS 180 warship program to proceed
An agreement by Lürssen and German Naval Yards Kiel has dislodged a major legal roadblock in the multibillion-dollar program to build the large frigate-type vessels for the Navy.
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NATO’s new surveillance drone begins test flights over the Mediterranean
It remains to be seen if the the unmanned aircraft can get clearance from Italian regulators to fly over land, where air traffic is more crowded and a mishap could be catastrophic.
-
US Army training resumes in Europe amid pandemic and the threat of troop cuts
Officials hope to build on the momentum of the U.S.-Polish Allied Spirit drill this month, which trained formations for crossing bodies of water while under fire.
-
Germany wants to beef up its defense firms with pandemic relief funds
Companies stand to benefit from an $11 billion cash infusion amid a new tone in Berlin of using military spending as an explicit tool for economic recovery.
-
NATO chief seeks to forge deeper ties in China’s neighborhood
Stoltenberg envisions a more global approach for the alliance, bringing “like-minded countries” like Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea on board.
-
Warships mass in the Baltic Sea for a coronavirus-conscious battle drill
All participants will remain on their ships in order to minimize the risk of spreading COVID-19.
-
The European Union’s defense ambitions are still showing signs of life
A new budget proposal for the European Union shows that the bloc’s defense plans are back on the table as the continent pushes to revive its economy post pandemic.
-
Three European air forces approve performance benchmarks for next-gen fighter jet
The criteria will be used to whittle down the number of design options as the Future Combat Air System program proceeds through the next stages of development.
-
Germany’s TKMS buys Brazilian shipyard as production hub for local frigate program
The Oceana shipyard in southern Brazil could also take on work from other customers in South America, according to the German contractor.
-
NATO group in Europe to receive first jointly owned aerial tankers
Member nations can also operate the tankers in a cargo, passenger or medical-evacuation configuration.
-
German shipyard shuffle clears path for MKS 180 warship program to proceed
An agreement by Lürssen and German Naval Yards Kiel has dislodged a major legal roadblock in the multibillion-dollar program to build the large frigate-type vessels for the Navy.
-
NATO’s new surveillance drone begins test flights over the Mediterranean
It remains to be seen if the the unmanned aircraft can get clearance from Italian regulators to fly over land, where air traffic is more crowded and a mishap could be catastrophic.
-
US Army training resumes in Europe amid pandemic and the threat of troop cuts
Officials hope to build on the momentum of the U.S.-Polish Allied Spirit drill this month, which trained formations for crossing bodies of water while under fire.
-
Germany wants to beef up its defense firms with pandemic relief funds
Companies stand to benefit from an $11 billion cash infusion amid a new tone in Berlin of using military spending as an explicit tool for economic recovery.
-
NATO chief seeks to forge deeper ties in China’s neighborhood
Stoltenberg envisions a more global approach for the alliance, bringing “like-minded countries” like Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea on board.
-
Warships mass in the Baltic Sea for a coronavirus-conscious battle drill
All participants will remain on their ships in order to minimize the risk of spreading COVID-19.
-
The European Union’s defense ambitions are still showing signs of life
A new budget proposal for the European Union shows that the bloc’s defense plans are back on the table as the continent pushes to revive its economy post pandemic.
-
Three European air forces approve performance benchmarks for next-gen fighter jet
The criteria will be used to whittle down the number of design options as the Future Combat Air System program proceeds through the next stages of development.
-
Germany’s TKMS buys Brazilian shipyard as production hub for local frigate program
The Oceana shipyard in southern Brazil could also take on work from other customers in South America, according to the German contractor.
-
NATO group in Europe to receive first jointly owned aerial tankers
Member nations can also operate the tankers in a cargo, passenger or medical-evacuation configuration.
-
German shipyard shuffle clears path for MKS 180 warship program to proceed
An agreement by Lürssen and German Naval Yards Kiel has dislodged a major legal roadblock in the multibillion-dollar program to build the large frigate-type vessels for the Navy.
