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Britain moves forward with its own Typhoon radar primed for electronic warfare
The $420 million deal includes the industry partners delivering the first Mk2-equipped Typhoons in 2022 for test and evaluation work, as well as three complete radars.
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Six US Air Force B-52 bombers make symbolic sweep over all NATO members
The one-off mission, titled “Allied Sky,” is meant to signal the alliance’s unity and improve interoperability, say U.S. military officials.
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Moving US F-16s from Germany will ripple far outside the Black Sea region
Former defense and military officials weighed in on the decision to transfer F-16s from Germany to Italy.
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UK facilities for American F-35 jets are delayed and over budget
Hangars, a squadron headquarters facility and the F-35 simulator building won’t be ready when F-35s arrive in England in 2021.
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Eastern European NATO allies ramp up drone buys to protect their borders
Countries eye Russia as they gauge the need to bolster their aerial capabilities.
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Libya is turning into a battle lab for air warfare
What exactly is going on, who is winning and what has this conflict taught generals about modern air combat?
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Bring allied attention to air power in the Arctic
Securing stability and predictability in the Arctic, one may claim, takes a constant balancing act. Allied air power will continue to be key.
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Awash in technology hook-ups, Team Tempest longs for steady partners
“The U.K. is keen to see more international partners join us,” says Defence Secretary Ben Wallace. “There is room for a broad range of other partnerships.”
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Multidomain capabilities are key to securing the Arctic
Air power is of vital importance in the Arctic, but it must be in a joint and combined framework, enabling future multidomain and network-based operations.
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The race is on to replace NATO’s early-warning aircraft fleet
The alliance plans to spend $1 billion for a final service life extension of the planes, which would keep them flying until 2035.
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NATO needs a new core task
The Western alliance must stretch its mission further, while adopting a fourth core task, called “conserve stability.”
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British next-generation fighter program taps new suppliers
Sweden’s Saab also revealed it was setting up a UK hub to potentially participate in future combat air systems work between the two nations.