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E. Europe Boosts Defense Spending, Armament Programs Amid Russia Concern
Poland, the Czech Republic and other regional allies are increasing their defense spending in response to a perceived Russian threat.
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Western Europe Defense Spending Increase May Prove Temporary
Western Europe has plussed-up defense spending, but for how long?
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Nordic States Look to Expand Defense Spending
Norway and Sweden are leading the charge with increased defense spending.
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Regional Neighbors Wary of China’s Maritime Strategy
Chinese military modernization and behavior in the South China Sea and East China Sea has forced its regional neighbors to gear up for what could be a nasty war in the not too distant future.
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Military Buildups Mirrored on the Russian, NATO Front
Spooked by President Vladimir Putin’s steady modernization of his military forces, Western military personnel and security experts routinely sound the alarm on Kremlin procurements. Two questions persist: What might Russia do with its increasingly capable hardware, and how will NATO members respond?
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Contractors Hope for Movement in Japanese Defense Market
Several nascent procurement plans offer some hope of increased revenues for Japan’s top military contractors.
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On-Demand! Defense News Top 100 Global Defense Companies
The free webcast is over, but you can view it on demand.
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Poland Wants Patriot With Different Battle Command System
Polish Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz said he had formally authorized a letter of request be sent to the US government to buy the US Army’s Patriot air-and-missile defense system, during a large press briefing at a military conference in the country on Tuesday.
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Leading Turkish Anti-Riot Gear Maker Eyes Military Armor Market
A local company that holds a near-monopoly in water cannons and anti-riot vehicles in Turkey is now entering the country’s armored vehicles market, hoping to capture a good share in this lucrative Turkish industry.
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Interview: Lockheed Martin’s Marillyn Hewson
Marillyn Hewson has led Lockheed Martin since early 2013 and has been working to improve relations with the Pentagon, revamp the culture of her company and position it strategically for the future.
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E. Europe Boosts Defense Spending, Armament Programs Amid Russia Concern
Poland, the Czech Republic and other regional allies are increasing their defense spending in response to a perceived Russian threat.
-
Western Europe Defense Spending Increase May Prove Temporary
Western Europe has plussed-up defense spending, but for how long?
-
Nordic States Look to Expand Defense Spending
Norway and Sweden are leading the charge with increased defense spending.
-
Regional Neighbors Wary of China’s Maritime Strategy
Chinese military modernization and behavior in the South China Sea and East China Sea has forced its regional neighbors to gear up for what could be a nasty war in the not too distant future.
-
Military Buildups Mirrored on the Russian, NATO Front
Spooked by President Vladimir Putin’s steady modernization of his military forces, Western military personnel and security experts routinely sound the alarm on Kremlin procurements. Two questions persist: What might Russia do with its increasingly capable hardware, and how will NATO members respond?
-
Contractors Hope for Movement in Japanese Defense Market
Several nascent procurement plans offer some hope of increased revenues for Japan’s top military contractors.
-
On-Demand! Defense News Top 100 Global Defense Companies
The free webcast is over, but you can view it on demand.
-
Poland Wants Patriot With Different Battle Command System
Polish Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz said he had formally authorized a letter of request be sent to the US government to buy the US Army’s Patriot air-and-missile defense system, during a large press briefing at a military conference in the country on Tuesday.
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Leading Turkish Anti-Riot Gear Maker Eyes Military Armor Market
A local company that holds a near-monopoly in water cannons and anti-riot vehicles in Turkey is now entering the country’s armored vehicles market, hoping to capture a good share in this lucrative Turkish industry.
-
Interview: Lockheed Martin’s Marillyn Hewson
Marillyn Hewson has led Lockheed Martin since early 2013 and has been working to improve relations with the Pentagon, revamp the culture of her company and position it strategically for the future.
-
E. Europe Boosts Defense Spending, Armament Programs Amid Russia Concern
Poland, the Czech Republic and other regional allies are increasing their defense spending in response to a perceived Russian threat.
-
Western Europe Defense Spending Increase May Prove Temporary
Western Europe has plussed-up defense spending, but for how long?
-
Nordic States Look to Expand Defense Spending
Norway and Sweden are leading the charge with increased defense spending.
-
Regional Neighbors Wary of China’s Maritime Strategy
Chinese military modernization and behavior in the South China Sea and East China Sea has forced its regional neighbors to gear up for what could be a nasty war in the not too distant future.
-
Military Buildups Mirrored on the Russian, NATO Front
Spooked by President Vladimir Putin’s steady modernization of his military forces, Western military personnel and security experts routinely sound the alarm on Kremlin procurements. Two questions persist: What might Russia do with its increasingly capable hardware, and how will NATO members respond?
-
Contractors Hope for Movement in Japanese Defense Market
Several nascent procurement plans offer some hope of increased revenues for Japan’s top military contractors.
-
On-Demand! Defense News Top 100 Global Defense Companies
The free webcast is over, but you can view it on demand.
-
Poland Wants Patriot With Different Battle Command System
Polish Defence Minister Antoni Macierewicz said he had formally authorized a letter of request be sent to the US government to buy the US Army’s Patriot air-and-missile defense system, during a large press briefing at a military conference in the country on Tuesday.
-
Leading Turkish Anti-Riot Gear Maker Eyes Military Armor Market
A local company that holds a near-monopoly in water cannons and anti-riot vehicles in Turkey is now entering the country’s armored vehicles market, hoping to capture a good share in this lucrative Turkish industry.
-
Interview: Lockheed Martin’s Marillyn Hewson
Marillyn Hewson has led Lockheed Martin since early 2013 and has been working to improve relations with the Pentagon, revamp the culture of her company and position it strategically for the future.
