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Wallace urges Italy, Japan to stick with just-launched fighter project
“As we British say: ‘In for a penny, in for a pound,’” the U.K. defense minister said ahead of a trilateral meeting on the Global Combat Air Programme.
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Italy taps local defense companies to work on next-gen warplane
Leonardo, Elettronica, Avio Aero and MBDA Italia will support Italy’s early work for the envisioned Global Combat Air Programme with the U.K. and Japan.
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Italy confirms Samp-T missile-defense donation to Ukraine
The Rome government is teaming with fellow weapon user France to send the system to Ukraine, as Russian missiles and drones batter civilian infrastructure.
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Italy taps Iveco to supply new amphibious combat vehicles
Rome announced in 2021 that a new water-capable ride was one of seven ‘Flagship’ programs which would have a guaranteed funding stream.
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A high ambition: Italian Army aims for self-sufficient cannabis market
Next year, the Italian service plans to produce 1,543 pounds of top-grade marijuana.
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Fincantieri CEO talks US frigates, vision for Europe’s naval sector
The building of new U.S. Navy frigates in Wisconsin is about to get more efficient thanks to the introduction of techniques used to make cruise ships.
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Fincantieri expects huge shipbuilding kick from fatter defense budgets
The Italian shipyard has its sights on business opportunities that could total €20 billion euros in the next five years, its CEO said.
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Italian defense-investment hikes appear to taper off
Rome’s record defense spending is predicted to plateau in 2023, one year ahead of the due date for the NATO-wide target of spending 2% of GDP.
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At arm’s length: NATO juggles conflicts from Ukraine to the Balkans
Far from Ukrainian battlefields, the winds of war have reached NATO’s Balkan backyard.
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Users of the F-35 huddle in Italy to tout joint maintenance plans
Italy hopes that pooling maintenance will encourage users to send jets to its fledgeling F-35 maintenance hub at Cameri air base in the country’s north.
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Wallace urges Italy, Japan to stick with just-launched fighter project
“As we British say: ‘In for a penny, in for a pound,’” the U.K. defense minister said ahead of a trilateral meeting on the Global Combat Air Programme.
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Italy taps local defense companies to work on next-gen warplane
Leonardo, Elettronica, Avio Aero and MBDA Italia will support Italy’s early work for the envisioned Global Combat Air Programme with the U.K. and Japan.
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Italy confirms Samp-T missile-defense donation to Ukraine
The Rome government is teaming with fellow weapon user France to send the system to Ukraine, as Russian missiles and drones batter civilian infrastructure.
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Italy taps Iveco to supply new amphibious combat vehicles
Rome announced in 2021 that a new water-capable ride was one of seven ‘Flagship’ programs which would have a guaranteed funding stream.
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A high ambition: Italian Army aims for self-sufficient cannabis market
Next year, the Italian service plans to produce 1,543 pounds of top-grade marijuana.
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Fincantieri CEO talks US frigates, vision for Europe’s naval sector
The building of new U.S. Navy frigates in Wisconsin is about to get more efficient thanks to the introduction of techniques used to make cruise ships.
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Fincantieri expects huge shipbuilding kick from fatter defense budgets
The Italian shipyard has its sights on business opportunities that could total €20 billion euros in the next five years, its CEO said.
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Italian defense-investment hikes appear to taper off
Rome’s record defense spending is predicted to plateau in 2023, one year ahead of the due date for the NATO-wide target of spending 2% of GDP.
-
At arm’s length: NATO juggles conflicts from Ukraine to the Balkans
Far from Ukrainian battlefields, the winds of war have reached NATO’s Balkan backyard.
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Users of the F-35 huddle in Italy to tout joint maintenance plans
Italy hopes that pooling maintenance will encourage users to send jets to its fledgeling F-35 maintenance hub at Cameri air base in the country’s north.
-
Wallace urges Italy, Japan to stick with just-launched fighter project
“As we British say: ‘In for a penny, in for a pound,’” the U.K. defense minister said ahead of a trilateral meeting on the Global Combat Air Programme.
-
Italy taps local defense companies to work on next-gen warplane
Leonardo, Elettronica, Avio Aero and MBDA Italia will support Italy’s early work for the envisioned Global Combat Air Programme with the U.K. and Japan.
-
Italy confirms Samp-T missile-defense donation to Ukraine
The Rome government is teaming with fellow weapon user France to send the system to Ukraine, as Russian missiles and drones batter civilian infrastructure.
-
Italy taps Iveco to supply new amphibious combat vehicles
Rome announced in 2021 that a new water-capable ride was one of seven ‘Flagship’ programs which would have a guaranteed funding stream.
-
A high ambition: Italian Army aims for self-sufficient cannabis market
Next year, the Italian service plans to produce 1,543 pounds of top-grade marijuana.
-
Fincantieri CEO talks US frigates, vision for Europe’s naval sector
The building of new U.S. Navy frigates in Wisconsin is about to get more efficient thanks to the introduction of techniques used to make cruise ships.
-
Fincantieri expects huge shipbuilding kick from fatter defense budgets
The Italian shipyard has its sights on business opportunities that could total €20 billion euros in the next five years, its CEO said.
-
Italian defense-investment hikes appear to taper off
Rome’s record defense spending is predicted to plateau in 2023, one year ahead of the due date for the NATO-wide target of spending 2% of GDP.
-
At arm’s length: NATO juggles conflicts from Ukraine to the Balkans
Far from Ukrainian battlefields, the winds of war have reached NATO’s Balkan backyard.
-
Users of the F-35 huddle in Italy to tout joint maintenance plans
Italy hopes that pooling maintenance will encourage users to send jets to its fledgeling F-35 maintenance hub at Cameri air base in the country’s north.
