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France qualifies Griffon medical evacuation vehicle variant
While VBMR Griffon vehicles have been rolling off the production line since 2019, the first Griffon SAN — indicating “sanitary” — will be delivered in 2023, the company said in a press release. Nexter, Arquus, and Thales are co-building the Griffons for the French army.
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French army honing requirements for future ‘Vulcain’ robotic capability
The Vulcain study is intended as a bridge between the army’s two behemoth modernization programs, Schuster said. The ongoing Scorpion program aims to replace the service’s light- and medium-weight tactical vehicles and implement a new unified combat information system and UHF radios through 2030, while the future Titan program will focus on replacing heavy-lift vehicles…
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Six NATO countries sign agreement to collaborate on next-gen helo
Six NATO nations signed an agreement to collectively develop concepts for a future helicopter in Brussels on June 16.
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Half-autonomous ships and space systems top European Defence Fund’s 2023 wish list
The EU wants to “massively” lower the barrier of entry for non-traditional industry partners and startup companies to contribute to European defense efforts, one official said.
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MBDA rebrands Akeron missile line to clear up confusion
The Akeron line is intended to help militaries respond to the wide range of threats they can face on a battlefield.
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Macron petitions Europe to support its own defense industry amid new ‘war economy’
The French president has made an impassioned plea for Europe to focus inward to defend itself amid an evermore unstable geopolitical environment.
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How France’s Army chief is avoiding getting sucked into a ‘Ukrainian tunnel’
Also high on Gen. Pierre Schill’s mind is seeing the Scorpion program fully implemented and figuring out the “eternal dialectics between sword and shield” that characterize tank warfare.
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French military eyes tech solutions to deal with climate change
Among the envisioned equipment investments are hybrid armored vehicles, with a Griffon-centric program serving as the prototype for future trucks.
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NATO gears up to launch new air defense programs in 2023
Russia’s attack tactics in Ukraine offer hints on what to build into a new suite of defenses, according to analysts.
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MBDA-led team to demo new European anti-tank kit this summer
The idea is for a new anti-tank missile that can take cues from a variety of sensors on the battlefield or in the air.
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France qualifies Griffon medical evacuation vehicle variant
While VBMR Griffon vehicles have been rolling off the production line since 2019, the first Griffon SAN — indicating “sanitary” — will be delivered in 2023, the company said in a press release. Nexter, Arquus, and Thales are co-building the Griffons for the French army.
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French army honing requirements for future ‘Vulcain’ robotic capability
The Vulcain study is intended as a bridge between the army’s two behemoth modernization programs, Schuster said. The ongoing Scorpion program aims to replace the service’s light- and medium-weight tactical vehicles and implement a new unified combat information system and UHF radios through 2030, while the future Titan program will focus on replacing heavy-lift vehicles…
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Six NATO countries sign agreement to collaborate on next-gen helo
Six NATO nations signed an agreement to collectively develop concepts for a future helicopter in Brussels on June 16.
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Half-autonomous ships and space systems top European Defence Fund’s 2023 wish list
The EU wants to “massively” lower the barrier of entry for non-traditional industry partners and startup companies to contribute to European defense efforts, one official said.
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MBDA rebrands Akeron missile line to clear up confusion
The Akeron line is intended to help militaries respond to the wide range of threats they can face on a battlefield.
-
Macron petitions Europe to support its own defense industry amid new ‘war economy’
The French president has made an impassioned plea for Europe to focus inward to defend itself amid an evermore unstable geopolitical environment.
-
How France’s Army chief is avoiding getting sucked into a ‘Ukrainian tunnel’
Also high on Gen. Pierre Schill’s mind is seeing the Scorpion program fully implemented and figuring out the “eternal dialectics between sword and shield” that characterize tank warfare.
-
French military eyes tech solutions to deal with climate change
Among the envisioned equipment investments are hybrid armored vehicles, with a Griffon-centric program serving as the prototype for future trucks.
-
NATO gears up to launch new air defense programs in 2023
Russia’s attack tactics in Ukraine offer hints on what to build into a new suite of defenses, according to analysts.
-
MBDA-led team to demo new European anti-tank kit this summer
The idea is for a new anti-tank missile that can take cues from a variety of sensors on the battlefield or in the air.
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France qualifies Griffon medical evacuation vehicle variant
While VBMR Griffon vehicles have been rolling off the production line since 2019, the first Griffon SAN — indicating “sanitary” — will be delivered in 2023, the company said in a press release. Nexter, Arquus, and Thales are co-building the Griffons for the French army.
-
French army honing requirements for future ‘Vulcain’ robotic capability
The Vulcain study is intended as a bridge between the army’s two behemoth modernization programs, Schuster said. The ongoing Scorpion program aims to replace the service’s light- and medium-weight tactical vehicles and implement a new unified combat information system and UHF radios through 2030, while the future Titan program will focus on replacing heavy-lift vehicles…
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Six NATO countries sign agreement to collaborate on next-gen helo
Six NATO nations signed an agreement to collectively develop concepts for a future helicopter in Brussels on June 16.
-
Half-autonomous ships and space systems top European Defence Fund’s 2023 wish list
The EU wants to “massively” lower the barrier of entry for non-traditional industry partners and startup companies to contribute to European defense efforts, one official said.
-
MBDA rebrands Akeron missile line to clear up confusion
The Akeron line is intended to help militaries respond to the wide range of threats they can face on a battlefield.
-
Macron petitions Europe to support its own defense industry amid new ‘war economy’
The French president has made an impassioned plea for Europe to focus inward to defend itself amid an evermore unstable geopolitical environment.
-
How France’s Army chief is avoiding getting sucked into a ‘Ukrainian tunnel’
Also high on Gen. Pierre Schill’s mind is seeing the Scorpion program fully implemented and figuring out the “eternal dialectics between sword and shield” that characterize tank warfare.
-
French military eyes tech solutions to deal with climate change
Among the envisioned equipment investments are hybrid armored vehicles, with a Griffon-centric program serving as the prototype for future trucks.
-
NATO gears up to launch new air defense programs in 2023
Russia’s attack tactics in Ukraine offer hints on what to build into a new suite of defenses, according to analysts.
-
MBDA-led team to demo new European anti-tank kit this summer
The idea is for a new anti-tank missile that can take cues from a variety of sensors on the battlefield or in the air.
