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Slovakia selects F-16 over Gripen for new fighter
Slovakia will be buying 14 new American-made fighters.
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US approves air-to-air missile sales for UK and Denmark
The U.S. will happily sell missiles to its close allies.
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US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
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Foreign defense companies want in on US Army modernization efforts
Foreign companies came ready to Eurosatory with capabilities, not concepts, they believe hold promise for the U.S. Army’s efforts to rapidly modernize.
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Should the US permanently station troops in Europe? New US Army Europe chief weighs in
The answer is not so black and white as it may seem.
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Excluded from cooperative plans in Europe, UK sets groundwork for future fighters
Left out in the cold by a joint Franco-German plan to develop a new fighter, British officials have been working for months on a combat air strategy to sustain Britain’s capabilities beyond the Eurofighter Typhoon, and they are determined to figure out a way forward this summer.
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Britain to school industry, government on foreign defense dealings
Britain is setting up a high-level school for defense exporters aimed at increasing the skills of executives and government officials negotiating often complex deals with foreign customers.
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Romania minister says country facing cyber-attacks
Romania faces Russian aggression on a daily basis in the Black Sea, and is fending off a wave of cyber-attacks and political interference, the defense minister said Monday.
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One of these 3 missiles could be the Army’s pick to protect against indirect fires
Army will evaluate Raytheon and Rafael’s Sky Hunter interceptor, Lockheed’s Mini Hit-to-Kill munitions and Raytheon’s AI3 interceptor as a second interceptor for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 capability to defeat rockets, artillery, mortars, drones and cruise missiles.
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Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
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Slovakia selects F-16 over Gripen for new fighter
Slovakia will be buying 14 new American-made fighters.
-
US approves air-to-air missile sales for UK and Denmark
The U.S. will happily sell missiles to its close allies.
-
US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
-
Foreign defense companies want in on US Army modernization efforts
Foreign companies came ready to Eurosatory with capabilities, not concepts, they believe hold promise for the U.S. Army’s efforts to rapidly modernize.
-
Should the US permanently station troops in Europe? New US Army Europe chief weighs in
The answer is not so black and white as it may seem.
-
Excluded from cooperative plans in Europe, UK sets groundwork for future fighters
Left out in the cold by a joint Franco-German plan to develop a new fighter, British officials have been working for months on a combat air strategy to sustain Britain’s capabilities beyond the Eurofighter Typhoon, and they are determined to figure out a way forward this summer.
-
Britain to school industry, government on foreign defense dealings
Britain is setting up a high-level school for defense exporters aimed at increasing the skills of executives and government officials negotiating often complex deals with foreign customers.
-
Romania minister says country facing cyber-attacks
Romania faces Russian aggression on a daily basis in the Black Sea, and is fending off a wave of cyber-attacks and political interference, the defense minister said Monday.
-
One of these 3 missiles could be the Army’s pick to protect against indirect fires
Army will evaluate Raytheon and Rafael’s Sky Hunter interceptor, Lockheed’s Mini Hit-to-Kill munitions and Raytheon’s AI3 interceptor as a second interceptor for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 capability to defeat rockets, artillery, mortars, drones and cruise missiles.
-
Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
-
Slovakia selects F-16 over Gripen for new fighter
Slovakia will be buying 14 new American-made fighters.
-
US approves air-to-air missile sales for UK and Denmark
The U.S. will happily sell missiles to its close allies.
-
US defense firms brace for damage control in wake of Trump’s tough rhetoric
Will the combo of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and feuds with European leaders take its toll on U.S. aerospace manufacturers competing for near-term fighter jet opportunities?
-
Foreign defense companies want in on US Army modernization efforts
Foreign companies came ready to Eurosatory with capabilities, not concepts, they believe hold promise for the U.S. Army’s efforts to rapidly modernize.
-
Should the US permanently station troops in Europe? New US Army Europe chief weighs in
The answer is not so black and white as it may seem.
-
Excluded from cooperative plans in Europe, UK sets groundwork for future fighters
Left out in the cold by a joint Franco-German plan to develop a new fighter, British officials have been working for months on a combat air strategy to sustain Britain’s capabilities beyond the Eurofighter Typhoon, and they are determined to figure out a way forward this summer.
-
Britain to school industry, government on foreign defense dealings
Britain is setting up a high-level school for defense exporters aimed at increasing the skills of executives and government officials negotiating often complex deals with foreign customers.
-
Romania minister says country facing cyber-attacks
Romania faces Russian aggression on a daily basis in the Black Sea, and is fending off a wave of cyber-attacks and political interference, the defense minister said Monday.
-
One of these 3 missiles could be the Army’s pick to protect against indirect fires
Army will evaluate Raytheon and Rafael’s Sky Hunter interceptor, Lockheed’s Mini Hit-to-Kill munitions and Raytheon’s AI3 interceptor as a second interceptor for its Indirect Fire Protection Capability Increment 2 capability to defeat rockets, artillery, mortars, drones and cruise missiles.
-
Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
