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German defense budget angers critics — including the defense minister
Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Cabinet has approved a draft federal budget considered so insufficient for the armed forces by Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen that she submitted a formal note of protest along with her vote.
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Lockheed, MBDA clash with Raytheon over Germany’s air-defense system program
Raytheon has intensified its campaign for Berlin to simply stick with upgrading the existing hardware ― its Patriot air-defense system.
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US Marine Corps officials endorse CH-53K helicopter in visit to Germany
Germany is in the market to replace its fleet of aging CH-53G aircraft, and the race is pretty much down to the CH-53K King Stallion and the CH-47 Chinook.
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Companies unveil ‘Eurodrone’ model at Berlin Air Show
Companies are building the unmanned plane so it can operate immediately in the dense European airspace.
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Lockheed tries to steer clear of German F-35 politics
Lockheed Martin executives are dismissing claims that a German move to buy the F-35 jet now would jeopardize future German-French combat aircraft cooperation.
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Boeing unveils team for German Chinook helicopter pitch
Boeing has picked 11 companies to support it in its quest to capture the German military’s multibillion-dollar, heavy-lift helicopter program.
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No stealth? No problem ― Eurofighter makes its pitch against F-35 in Berlin
F-35 advocates have touted the fifth-generation aircraft’s stealth and other advanced capabilities, and there are some in Germany who believe European technology simply cannot compare.
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Lockheed, US Air Force mount F-35 sales pitch at Berlin Air Show
The first-ever exhibit of an F-35 fighter jet at this week’s Berlin Air Show could inject a new sense of competition for a key German military program.
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Sikorsky taps sensor-maker Hensoldt in bid for German heavy helos
Two U.S. companies are expected to use the Berlin Air Show to jockey for position in Germany’s upcoming heavy-lift helicopter program.
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Germany fears steeper Tornado costs after the UK ditches its planes
German defense officials brace themselves for the reality of maintaining a dwindling fleet of aircraft.
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German defense budget angers critics — including the defense minister
Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Cabinet has approved a draft federal budget considered so insufficient for the armed forces by Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen that she submitted a formal note of protest along with her vote.
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Lockheed, MBDA clash with Raytheon over Germany’s air-defense system program
Raytheon has intensified its campaign for Berlin to simply stick with upgrading the existing hardware ― its Patriot air-defense system.
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US Marine Corps officials endorse CH-53K helicopter in visit to Germany
Germany is in the market to replace its fleet of aging CH-53G aircraft, and the race is pretty much down to the CH-53K King Stallion and the CH-47 Chinook.
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Companies unveil ‘Eurodrone’ model at Berlin Air Show
Companies are building the unmanned plane so it can operate immediately in the dense European airspace.
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Lockheed tries to steer clear of German F-35 politics
Lockheed Martin executives are dismissing claims that a German move to buy the F-35 jet now would jeopardize future German-French combat aircraft cooperation.
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Boeing unveils team for German Chinook helicopter pitch
Boeing has picked 11 companies to support it in its quest to capture the German military’s multibillion-dollar, heavy-lift helicopter program.
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No stealth? No problem ― Eurofighter makes its pitch against F-35 in Berlin
F-35 advocates have touted the fifth-generation aircraft’s stealth and other advanced capabilities, and there are some in Germany who believe European technology simply cannot compare.
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Lockheed, US Air Force mount F-35 sales pitch at Berlin Air Show
The first-ever exhibit of an F-35 fighter jet at this week’s Berlin Air Show could inject a new sense of competition for a key German military program.
-
Sikorsky taps sensor-maker Hensoldt in bid for German heavy helos
Two U.S. companies are expected to use the Berlin Air Show to jockey for position in Germany’s upcoming heavy-lift helicopter program.
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Germany fears steeper Tornado costs after the UK ditches its planes
German defense officials brace themselves for the reality of maintaining a dwindling fleet of aircraft.
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German defense budget angers critics — including the defense minister
Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Cabinet has approved a draft federal budget considered so insufficient for the armed forces by Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen that she submitted a formal note of protest along with her vote.
-
Lockheed, MBDA clash with Raytheon over Germany’s air-defense system program
Raytheon has intensified its campaign for Berlin to simply stick with upgrading the existing hardware ― its Patriot air-defense system.
-
US Marine Corps officials endorse CH-53K helicopter in visit to Germany
Germany is in the market to replace its fleet of aging CH-53G aircraft, and the race is pretty much down to the CH-53K King Stallion and the CH-47 Chinook.
-
Companies unveil ‘Eurodrone’ model at Berlin Air Show
Companies are building the unmanned plane so it can operate immediately in the dense European airspace.
-
Lockheed tries to steer clear of German F-35 politics
Lockheed Martin executives are dismissing claims that a German move to buy the F-35 jet now would jeopardize future German-French combat aircraft cooperation.
-
Boeing unveils team for German Chinook helicopter pitch
Boeing has picked 11 companies to support it in its quest to capture the German military’s multibillion-dollar, heavy-lift helicopter program.
-
No stealth? No problem ― Eurofighter makes its pitch against F-35 in Berlin
F-35 advocates have touted the fifth-generation aircraft’s stealth and other advanced capabilities, and there are some in Germany who believe European technology simply cannot compare.
-
Lockheed, US Air Force mount F-35 sales pitch at Berlin Air Show
The first-ever exhibit of an F-35 fighter jet at this week’s Berlin Air Show could inject a new sense of competition for a key German military program.
-
Sikorsky taps sensor-maker Hensoldt in bid for German heavy helos
Two U.S. companies are expected to use the Berlin Air Show to jockey for position in Germany’s upcoming heavy-lift helicopter program.
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Germany fears steeper Tornado costs after the UK ditches its planes
German defense officials brace themselves for the reality of maintaining a dwindling fleet of aircraft.
