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French navy to get four new logistics ships in $1.9 billion deal
The first two vessels are scheduled for delivery by 2025 to start replacing the service’s last three Durance-class command and supply ships.
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French defense chief touts offensive tack in new cyber strategy
Florence Parly said Paris would not hesitate to deploy cyber weapons to achieve military objectives.
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France orders $2.3 billion upgrade for Rafale warplanes
New weapons and data-connectivity features are meant to keep the French go-to military aircraft relevant.
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France launches military imaging satellite. Who’s involved, and what it can do?
France has launched the first of three identical military imaging satellites, which, when they reach full operational capability at the end of 2021, will replace the aging Helios system.
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French navy drills with West Africans to battle Gulf of Guinea thuggery
The first-ever “Grand African Nemo” drill aims to curb illegal fishing, piracy and smuggling in the region.
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Spanish vendors pitch new hypoxia-response training for military pilots
The system, made by Indra and iAltitude, means low-oxygen tests can be integrated with actual flight training.
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Vendors showcase defense tech for France’s new innovation agency
Innovation is the dernier cri for the French armed forces, as the ministry looks to a newly established agency to bring in promising technology.
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Here are the French platforms joining the next live-fire exercise in Kuwait
France and Kuwait are preparing to launch the sixth edition of their 12-day Pearl of the West military exercise.
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French navy to get four new logistics ships in $1.9 billion deal
The first two vessels are scheduled for delivery by 2025 to start replacing the service’s last three Durance-class command and supply ships.
-
French defense chief touts offensive tack in new cyber strategy
Florence Parly said Paris would not hesitate to deploy cyber weapons to achieve military objectives.
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France orders $2.3 billion upgrade for Rafale warplanes
New weapons and data-connectivity features are meant to keep the French go-to military aircraft relevant.
-
France launches military imaging satellite. Who’s involved, and what it can do?
France has launched the first of three identical military imaging satellites, which, when they reach full operational capability at the end of 2021, will replace the aging Helios system.
-
French navy drills with West Africans to battle Gulf of Guinea thuggery
The first-ever “Grand African Nemo” drill aims to curb illegal fishing, piracy and smuggling in the region.
-
Spanish vendors pitch new hypoxia-response training for military pilots
The system, made by Indra and iAltitude, means low-oxygen tests can be integrated with actual flight training.
-
Vendors showcase defense tech for France’s new innovation agency
Innovation is the dernier cri for the French armed forces, as the ministry looks to a newly established agency to bring in promising technology.
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Here are the French platforms joining the next live-fire exercise in Kuwait
France and Kuwait are preparing to launch the sixth edition of their 12-day Pearl of the West military exercise.
-
French navy to get four new logistics ships in $1.9 billion deal
The first two vessels are scheduled for delivery by 2025 to start replacing the service’s last three Durance-class command and supply ships.
-
French defense chief touts offensive tack in new cyber strategy
Florence Parly said Paris would not hesitate to deploy cyber weapons to achieve military objectives.
-
France orders $2.3 billion upgrade for Rafale warplanes
New weapons and data-connectivity features are meant to keep the French go-to military aircraft relevant.
-
France launches military imaging satellite. Who’s involved, and what it can do?
France has launched the first of three identical military imaging satellites, which, when they reach full operational capability at the end of 2021, will replace the aging Helios system.
-
French navy drills with West Africans to battle Gulf of Guinea thuggery
The first-ever “Grand African Nemo” drill aims to curb illegal fishing, piracy and smuggling in the region.
-
Spanish vendors pitch new hypoxia-response training for military pilots
The system, made by Indra and iAltitude, means low-oxygen tests can be integrated with actual flight training.
-
Vendors showcase defense tech for France’s new innovation agency
Innovation is the dernier cri for the French armed forces, as the ministry looks to a newly established agency to bring in promising technology.
-
Here are the French platforms joining the next live-fire exercise in Kuwait
France and Kuwait are preparing to launch the sixth edition of their 12-day Pearl of the West military exercise.
