Monthly Archive: Ottobre 2022

A Zeitenwende (Turning point—Ed.) that delivers one of Europe’s most powerful armed forces needs to correct the (non-existent) position of defense industrial issues within German political discourse.

This paper therefore develops a defense industrial policy agenda based on four lines of e…

CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. — An important cornerstone of Project Convergence experimentation is making sure all the services, as well as our multinational partners, can effectively communicate on the battlefield.

To that end, as PC22 experimentation began, the Australian Army’s 1st Combat Signal Re…

Defence industry organisations from India and the UK have come together to create a new Defence Industry Joint Working Group for more effective cooperation. The initiative is supported by the UK Government.

The inaugural meeting of the UK-India Defence Industry Joint Working Group was held on the…

MANILA — Finland is interested in fostering more collaboration with the Philippine Navy (PN) regarding the latter’s ongoing modernization program.

Finnish Ambassador to Manila Juho Markus Pykko made this remark during a courtesy call on PN acting flag officer in command, Rear Admiral Caesar Ber…

PATUXENT RIVER, Md. — Chief of Naval Air Training (CNATRA) placed the Navy and Marine Corps’ fleet of T-45Cs on a safety pause Oct. 14 to review an engine blade fault.

“Out of an abundance of caution and concern for the safety of our aviators, CNATRA made the decision to halt all T-45C Goshawk …

Additional 300 JLTVs (Joint Light Tactical Vehicles) have been acquired for the Lithuanian Armed Forces according to a contract signed by the Defence Materiel Agency under the Ministry of National Defence with the United States Government earlier this week.

“The additional procurement of 300 i…