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Italy defense budget rebounds despite coronavirus crisis
New programs include a command-and-control aircraft and “DDX” destroyers, according to budget documents.
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Italy’s Navy-Air Force tussle over the F-35 comes to a head
Deadlines approach for deciding which service will get the next aircraft to roll off the production line, and where it will be based.
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Leonardo CEO found guilty of fraud in previous job
Profumo was given a six-year jail sentence for fraud related to when he was CEO of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, a position he held before he was appointed to run the Italian defense company Leonardo in 2017.
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Italy eyes path into US Army’s next-gen helo program, thanks to EU pandemic-relief fund
The so-called FVL program to build next-generation helicopters is currently being pursued by the United States only, but is listed as a possible target for Italian investment in a document drawn up by Italy’s industry ministry and seen by Defense News.
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Libya is turning into a battle lab for air warfare
What exactly is going on, who is winning and what has this conflict taught generals about modern air combat?
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A naval arms race is gaining speed in the Mediterranean Sea
Turkey’s stance in Libya shows how the Med has turned in a few years from a backwater on the fringes of Middle East turmoil to a major flash point.
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French-Italian naval joint venture invests in future technologies
Officials plan to focus on computer-aided engineering, vessel lifecycle simulation, energy efficiency, fuel cells for surface vessels, logistics and new technologies for helping sail in rough weather.
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Italy defense minister commits to F-35 after calls to suspend program
Lorenzo Guerini said he “confirmed that the program would continue,” after calls from Italy’s Five Star party to halt F-35 purchases for a year to pay for a coronavirus rebound.
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Fincantieri CEO on winning the US Navy’s frigate competition
Why FREMM beat off the competition, why shipyards should always be prime contractors, and why building cruise ships makes you punctual.
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Back hard-hit businesses? Experts press EU to instead boost defense spending
A group of eight experts have written to EU policymakers, arguing that rather than cutting defense funds to free up money to support hard-hit businesses, they should do the opposite and beef up defense spending.
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Italy defense budget rebounds despite coronavirus crisis
New programs include a command-and-control aircraft and “DDX” destroyers, according to budget documents.
-
Italy’s Navy-Air Force tussle over the F-35 comes to a head
Deadlines approach for deciding which service will get the next aircraft to roll off the production line, and where it will be based.
-
Leonardo CEO found guilty of fraud in previous job
Profumo was given a six-year jail sentence for fraud related to when he was CEO of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, a position he held before he was appointed to run the Italian defense company Leonardo in 2017.
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Italy eyes path into US Army’s next-gen helo program, thanks to EU pandemic-relief fund
The so-called FVL program to build next-generation helicopters is currently being pursued by the United States only, but is listed as a possible target for Italian investment in a document drawn up by Italy’s industry ministry and seen by Defense News.
-
Libya is turning into a battle lab for air warfare
What exactly is going on, who is winning and what has this conflict taught generals about modern air combat?
-
A naval arms race is gaining speed in the Mediterranean Sea
Turkey’s stance in Libya shows how the Med has turned in a few years from a backwater on the fringes of Middle East turmoil to a major flash point.
-
French-Italian naval joint venture invests in future technologies
Officials plan to focus on computer-aided engineering, vessel lifecycle simulation, energy efficiency, fuel cells for surface vessels, logistics and new technologies for helping sail in rough weather.
-
Italy defense minister commits to F-35 after calls to suspend program
Lorenzo Guerini said he “confirmed that the program would continue,” after calls from Italy’s Five Star party to halt F-35 purchases for a year to pay for a coronavirus rebound.
-
Fincantieri CEO on winning the US Navy’s frigate competition
Why FREMM beat off the competition, why shipyards should always be prime contractors, and why building cruise ships makes you punctual.
-
Back hard-hit businesses? Experts press EU to instead boost defense spending
A group of eight experts have written to EU policymakers, arguing that rather than cutting defense funds to free up money to support hard-hit businesses, they should do the opposite and beef up defense spending.
-
Italy defense budget rebounds despite coronavirus crisis
New programs include a command-and-control aircraft and “DDX” destroyers, according to budget documents.
-
Italy’s Navy-Air Force tussle over the F-35 comes to a head
Deadlines approach for deciding which service will get the next aircraft to roll off the production line, and where it will be based.
-
Leonardo CEO found guilty of fraud in previous job
Profumo was given a six-year jail sentence for fraud related to when he was CEO of Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena, a position he held before he was appointed to run the Italian defense company Leonardo in 2017.
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Italy eyes path into US Army’s next-gen helo program, thanks to EU pandemic-relief fund
The so-called FVL program to build next-generation helicopters is currently being pursued by the United States only, but is listed as a possible target for Italian investment in a document drawn up by Italy’s industry ministry and seen by Defense News.
-
Libya is turning into a battle lab for air warfare
What exactly is going on, who is winning and what has this conflict taught generals about modern air combat?
-
A naval arms race is gaining speed in the Mediterranean Sea
Turkey’s stance in Libya shows how the Med has turned in a few years from a backwater on the fringes of Middle East turmoil to a major flash point.
-
French-Italian naval joint venture invests in future technologies
Officials plan to focus on computer-aided engineering, vessel lifecycle simulation, energy efficiency, fuel cells for surface vessels, logistics and new technologies for helping sail in rough weather.
-
Italy defense minister commits to F-35 after calls to suspend program
Lorenzo Guerini said he “confirmed that the program would continue,” after calls from Italy’s Five Star party to halt F-35 purchases for a year to pay for a coronavirus rebound.
-
Fincantieri CEO on winning the US Navy’s frigate competition
Why FREMM beat off the competition, why shipyards should always be prime contractors, and why building cruise ships makes you punctual.
-
Back hard-hit businesses? Experts press EU to instead boost defense spending
A group of eight experts have written to EU policymakers, arguing that rather than cutting defense funds to free up money to support hard-hit businesses, they should do the opposite and beef up defense spending.
