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Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
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Lockheed, Boeing enter Germany’s heavy transport helicopter race
Contractor support features prominently in the government’s requirements for a new chopper fleet.
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Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
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BAE Systems equips its CV90 fighting vehicle with Spike antitank missiles
The company has its eyes on a multibillion-dollar Czech infantry fighting vehicle competition, which is up for a decision this year.
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Amid Mideast war drums, Europeans fear a fizzling of the counter-ISIS fight in Iraq
Losing a foothold in the country, where German soldiers train local forces, would be an “enormous loss” for Germany and the other European countries involved there, an expert says.
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New NATO surveillance drones bet on Italian safety ruling
Can the fleet of Alliance Ground Surveillance drones fly routinely in European airspace?
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Estonia, Latvia, Finland team up to buy armored troop rides
Some Baltic defense officials previously expressed reservations about the utility of joint procurements in their neighborhood.
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One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
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Despite US complaints, top NATO general says he’s working closely with the EU on military projects
U.S. defense officials have previously said that the European Union’s defense ambitions would undercut NATO.
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New EU lending practice aims to buoy cooperative arms programs short on cash
The idea is to provide a stream of money for multilateral programs in cases where countries want to participate but can’t because their national bureaucracies have yet to clear the required funds.
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Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
-
Lockheed, Boeing enter Germany’s heavy transport helicopter race
Contractor support features prominently in the government’s requirements for a new chopper fleet.
-
Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
-
BAE Systems equips its CV90 fighting vehicle with Spike antitank missiles
The company has its eyes on a multibillion-dollar Czech infantry fighting vehicle competition, which is up for a decision this year.
-
Amid Mideast war drums, Europeans fear a fizzling of the counter-ISIS fight in Iraq
Losing a foothold in the country, where German soldiers train local forces, would be an “enormous loss” for Germany and the other European countries involved there, an expert says.
-
New NATO surveillance drones bet on Italian safety ruling
Can the fleet of Alliance Ground Surveillance drones fly routinely in European airspace?
-
Estonia, Latvia, Finland team up to buy armored troop rides
Some Baltic defense officials previously expressed reservations about the utility of joint procurements in their neighborhood.
-
One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
-
Despite US complaints, top NATO general says he’s working closely with the EU on military projects
U.S. defense officials have previously said that the European Union’s defense ambitions would undercut NATO.
-
New EU lending practice aims to buoy cooperative arms programs short on cash
The idea is to provide a stream of money for multilateral programs in cases where countries want to participate but can’t because their national bureaucracies have yet to clear the required funds.
-
Germany’s $6.7 billion frigate deal with Dutch shipbuilder Damen may be the last of its kind
A new policy, up for a Cabinet decision within weeks, would favor German vendors in building naval surface ships.
-
Lockheed, Boeing enter Germany’s heavy transport helicopter race
Contractor support features prominently in the government’s requirements for a new chopper fleet.
-
Iran fallout deepens rift between America and Europe
The old allies are a literal ocean apart when it comes to NATO’s job description for the Middle East and the role of diplomacy toward Iran.
-
BAE Systems equips its CV90 fighting vehicle with Spike antitank missiles
The company has its eyes on a multibillion-dollar Czech infantry fighting vehicle competition, which is up for a decision this year.
-
Amid Mideast war drums, Europeans fear a fizzling of the counter-ISIS fight in Iraq
Losing a foothold in the country, where German soldiers train local forces, would be an “enormous loss” for Germany and the other European countries involved there, an expert says.
-
New NATO surveillance drones bet on Italian safety ruling
Can the fleet of Alliance Ground Surveillance drones fly routinely in European airspace?
-
Estonia, Latvia, Finland team up to buy armored troop rides
Some Baltic defense officials previously expressed reservations about the utility of joint procurements in their neighborhood.
-
One bidder out, three remain in Dutch race to replace Walrus subs
The Dutch government plans to award a contract for four boats in 2022.
-
Despite US complaints, top NATO general says he’s working closely with the EU on military projects
U.S. defense officials have previously said that the European Union’s defense ambitions would undercut NATO.
-
New EU lending practice aims to buoy cooperative arms programs short on cash
The idea is to provide a stream of money for multilateral programs in cases where countries want to participate but can’t because their national bureaucracies have yet to clear the required funds.
