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Italy’s Leonardo cancels plans for New York Stock Exchange
The initial public offering on the stock exchange was meant to help drive down Leonardo’s billions of dollars in debt.
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Britain’s ‘Dragonfire’ ship laser gun to get accuracy boost
A ship-borne laser weapon being developed for the U.K. is edging closer to achieving pinpoint accuracy, and it is all being done with mirrors.
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Italy’s Leonardo to list DRS subsidiary on New York Stock Exchange
Italian state-controlled defense company Leonardo has confirmed plans to list U.S. subsidiary DRS on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Fincantieri to build two new German-design submarines for the Italian navy
The new subs are expected to mix German technology with more Italian content than a previous batch of four U212 boats.
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The drone defense dilemma: How unmanned aircraft are redrawing battle lines
Countries are scrambling to equip their forces with deployable air defense weapons to counter the rising threat from drones.
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Leonardo’s cyber, AI expert becomes Italy’s ‘green transition’ minister
Italy’s new prime minister has hired the chief technology and innovation officer at Italian defense firm Leonardo to help rebuild the country’s economy.
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Secrets of Tempest’s ground-breaking radar revealed
Radar engineers on the sixth-generation Tempest fighter program say they will break data-processing records by way of miniaturization and going digital.
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Italian Air Force to double pilot training intake with move to Mediterranean island
Italy is close to opening a new pilot finishing school in Sardinia where expanded air space will allow it to double its current intake, with a majority of students coming from overseas militaries.
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Italy lays out plans to buy up to eight new sensor-loaded Gulfstreams
The objective is to reinforce Italy’s signals-intelligence capability as the Mediterranean becomes a flashpoint for regional tensions, with neighbors like Turkey and Egypt tussling over the future of lawless Libya.
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Italy plans new destroyers for 2028 delivery
Fresh from a burst of shipbuilding spurred by the retirement of old vessels, the Italian Navy is now back at the drawing board to design what it considers the cornerstone of its fleet — new destroyers.
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Italy’s Leonardo cancels plans for New York Stock Exchange
The initial public offering on the stock exchange was meant to help drive down Leonardo’s billions of dollars in debt.
-
Britain’s ‘Dragonfire’ ship laser gun to get accuracy boost
A ship-borne laser weapon being developed for the U.K. is edging closer to achieving pinpoint accuracy, and it is all being done with mirrors.
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Italy’s Leonardo to list DRS subsidiary on New York Stock Exchange
Italian state-controlled defense company Leonardo has confirmed plans to list U.S. subsidiary DRS on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Fincantieri to build two new German-design submarines for the Italian navy
The new subs are expected to mix German technology with more Italian content than a previous batch of four U212 boats.
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The drone defense dilemma: How unmanned aircraft are redrawing battle lines
Countries are scrambling to equip their forces with deployable air defense weapons to counter the rising threat from drones.
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Leonardo’s cyber, AI expert becomes Italy’s ‘green transition’ minister
Italy’s new prime minister has hired the chief technology and innovation officer at Italian defense firm Leonardo to help rebuild the country’s economy.
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Secrets of Tempest’s ground-breaking radar revealed
Radar engineers on the sixth-generation Tempest fighter program say they will break data-processing records by way of miniaturization and going digital.
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Italian Air Force to double pilot training intake with move to Mediterranean island
Italy is close to opening a new pilot finishing school in Sardinia where expanded air space will allow it to double its current intake, with a majority of students coming from overseas militaries.
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Italy lays out plans to buy up to eight new sensor-loaded Gulfstreams
The objective is to reinforce Italy’s signals-intelligence capability as the Mediterranean becomes a flashpoint for regional tensions, with neighbors like Turkey and Egypt tussling over the future of lawless Libya.
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Italy plans new destroyers for 2028 delivery
Fresh from a burst of shipbuilding spurred by the retirement of old vessels, the Italian Navy is now back at the drawing board to design what it considers the cornerstone of its fleet — new destroyers.
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Italy’s Leonardo cancels plans for New York Stock Exchange
The initial public offering on the stock exchange was meant to help drive down Leonardo’s billions of dollars in debt.
-
Britain’s ‘Dragonfire’ ship laser gun to get accuracy boost
A ship-borne laser weapon being developed for the U.K. is edging closer to achieving pinpoint accuracy, and it is all being done with mirrors.
-
Italy’s Leonardo to list DRS subsidiary on New York Stock Exchange
Italian state-controlled defense company Leonardo has confirmed plans to list U.S. subsidiary DRS on the New York Stock Exchange.
-
Fincantieri to build two new German-design submarines for the Italian navy
The new subs are expected to mix German technology with more Italian content than a previous batch of four U212 boats.
-
The drone defense dilemma: How unmanned aircraft are redrawing battle lines
Countries are scrambling to equip their forces with deployable air defense weapons to counter the rising threat from drones.
-
Leonardo’s cyber, AI expert becomes Italy’s ‘green transition’ minister
Italy’s new prime minister has hired the chief technology and innovation officer at Italian defense firm Leonardo to help rebuild the country’s economy.
-
Secrets of Tempest’s ground-breaking radar revealed
Radar engineers on the sixth-generation Tempest fighter program say they will break data-processing records by way of miniaturization and going digital.
-
Italian Air Force to double pilot training intake with move to Mediterranean island
Italy is close to opening a new pilot finishing school in Sardinia where expanded air space will allow it to double its current intake, with a majority of students coming from overseas militaries.
-
Italy lays out plans to buy up to eight new sensor-loaded Gulfstreams
The objective is to reinforce Italy’s signals-intelligence capability as the Mediterranean becomes a flashpoint for regional tensions, with neighbors like Turkey and Egypt tussling over the future of lawless Libya.
-
Italy plans new destroyers for 2028 delivery
Fresh from a burst of shipbuilding spurred by the retirement of old vessels, the Italian Navy is now back at the drawing board to design what it considers the cornerstone of its fleet — new destroyers.
