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Elbit offers time-traveling airborne surveillance
Elbit Systems unveiled an airborne video surveillance system that allows users to collect high-resolution intelligence from up to 10 specific points of interest over exceedingly broad areas in real time.
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Paris Air Show to give defense industry opportunity to smooth Trump’s ‘America First’ rhetoric
The first European air show of the Trump era comes at a time when comments from President Donald Trump have strained longstanding U.S. alliances.
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Okay US allies, give it to us straight
The Paris Air Show is not the first big defense show since Trump took office. We got a fair amount of commentary about the Trump administration from countries in the Middle East during the IDEX show in Abu Dhabi, and American policy also came up at both IMDEX and Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. But Paris…
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T-X program not a kingmaker for international competition
The winner of the T-X program will amass a huge share of the market, but will face difficult competition internationally.
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Italy, UK seek F-35 and Typhoon synergies
Two nations fly both the F-35 and the Eurofighter. And both have been working hard this year to establish roadmaps for getting the aircraft to operate together.
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Interview: French procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon on the pursuit of a European defense
To the French Direction Générale de l’Armement procurement office, the U.K. remains a key partner, even with massive change expected from Britain’s planned exit from the European Union. But the DGA chief sees great potential beyond that Anglo-French partnership. The pursuit of European defense is on. Laurent Collet-Billon spoke to Pierre Tran of Defense News…
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Wide-open market: Global demand for new fighters, attack aircraft surges
According to data from Avascent Analytics, the total number of ongoing or potential competitions for fighters, bombers and attack aircraft is 54. Narrow that to only stated competitions and there’s 21: seven in Asia, four in the Americas, eight in Europe, and two in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Can sovereignty prevail without a strong industry? Not in France, experts say
French national sovereignty rests on maintaining a strong defense industrial and technology basis, which requires long-term political support, senior defense executives and the arms procurement chief said.
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Still no answer for F-35 oxygen deprivation issues, US Air Force says
Flight operations at Luke Air Force Base could resume as early as Tuesday afternoon.
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NATO’s future helicopter: The alliance’s strategy to modernizing its rotorcraft capability
While the American military is forging ahead with a new helicopter replacement program, Europe is lagging behind in exploiting the potential of its helicopter sector, according to the European Helicopter Association.
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Elbit offers time-traveling airborne surveillance
Elbit Systems unveiled an airborne video surveillance system that allows users to collect high-resolution intelligence from up to 10 specific points of interest over exceedingly broad areas in real time.
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Paris Air Show to give defense industry opportunity to smooth Trump’s ‘America First’ rhetoric
The first European air show of the Trump era comes at a time when comments from President Donald Trump have strained longstanding U.S. alliances.
-
Okay US allies, give it to us straight
The Paris Air Show is not the first big defense show since Trump took office. We got a fair amount of commentary about the Trump administration from countries in the Middle East during the IDEX show in Abu Dhabi, and American policy also came up at both IMDEX and Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. But Paris…
-
T-X program not a kingmaker for international competition
The winner of the T-X program will amass a huge share of the market, but will face difficult competition internationally.
-
Italy, UK seek F-35 and Typhoon synergies
Two nations fly both the F-35 and the Eurofighter. And both have been working hard this year to establish roadmaps for getting the aircraft to operate together.
-
Interview: French procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon on the pursuit of a European defense
To the French Direction Générale de l’Armement procurement office, the U.K. remains a key partner, even with massive change expected from Britain’s planned exit from the European Union. But the DGA chief sees great potential beyond that Anglo-French partnership. The pursuit of European defense is on. Laurent Collet-Billon spoke to Pierre Tran of Defense News…
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Wide-open market: Global demand for new fighters, attack aircraft surges
According to data from Avascent Analytics, the total number of ongoing or potential competitions for fighters, bombers and attack aircraft is 54. Narrow that to only stated competitions and there’s 21: seven in Asia, four in the Americas, eight in Europe, and two in the Middle East and North Africa.
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Can sovereignty prevail without a strong industry? Not in France, experts say
French national sovereignty rests on maintaining a strong defense industrial and technology basis, which requires long-term political support, senior defense executives and the arms procurement chief said.
-
Still no answer for F-35 oxygen deprivation issues, US Air Force says
Flight operations at Luke Air Force Base could resume as early as Tuesday afternoon.
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NATO’s future helicopter: The alliance’s strategy to modernizing its rotorcraft capability
While the American military is forging ahead with a new helicopter replacement program, Europe is lagging behind in exploiting the potential of its helicopter sector, according to the European Helicopter Association.
-
Elbit offers time-traveling airborne surveillance
Elbit Systems unveiled an airborne video surveillance system that allows users to collect high-resolution intelligence from up to 10 specific points of interest over exceedingly broad areas in real time.
-
Paris Air Show to give defense industry opportunity to smooth Trump’s ‘America First’ rhetoric
The first European air show of the Trump era comes at a time when comments from President Donald Trump have strained longstanding U.S. alliances.
-
Okay US allies, give it to us straight
The Paris Air Show is not the first big defense show since Trump took office. We got a fair amount of commentary about the Trump administration from countries in the Middle East during the IDEX show in Abu Dhabi, and American policy also came up at both IMDEX and Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore. But Paris…
-
T-X program not a kingmaker for international competition
The winner of the T-X program will amass a huge share of the market, but will face difficult competition internationally.
-
Italy, UK seek F-35 and Typhoon synergies
Two nations fly both the F-35 and the Eurofighter. And both have been working hard this year to establish roadmaps for getting the aircraft to operate together.
-
Interview: French procurement chief Laurent Collet-Billon on the pursuit of a European defense
To the French Direction Générale de l’Armement procurement office, the U.K. remains a key partner, even with massive change expected from Britain’s planned exit from the European Union. But the DGA chief sees great potential beyond that Anglo-French partnership. The pursuit of European defense is on. Laurent Collet-Billon spoke to Pierre Tran of Defense News…
-
Wide-open market: Global demand for new fighters, attack aircraft surges
According to data from Avascent Analytics, the total number of ongoing or potential competitions for fighters, bombers and attack aircraft is 54. Narrow that to only stated competitions and there’s 21: seven in Asia, four in the Americas, eight in Europe, and two in the Middle East and North Africa.
-
Can sovereignty prevail without a strong industry? Not in France, experts say
French national sovereignty rests on maintaining a strong defense industrial and technology basis, which requires long-term political support, senior defense executives and the arms procurement chief said.
-
Still no answer for F-35 oxygen deprivation issues, US Air Force says
Flight operations at Luke Air Force Base could resume as early as Tuesday afternoon.
-
NATO’s future helicopter: The alliance’s strategy to modernizing its rotorcraft capability
While the American military is forging ahead with a new helicopter replacement program, Europe is lagging behind in exploiting the potential of its helicopter sector, according to the European Helicopter Association.
