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  December 14, 2023 | International, Aerospace

  Germany spends $2.3 billion on Airbus light attack helicopters

  The order includes anti-tank combat configurations, but not for all aircraft.

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  July 31, 2019 | International, Aerospace, Naval, Land, C4ISR, Security

  Research and Engineering Launches Two New Public Websites

  The Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (R&E) launched two new websites to provide information on how two of its directorates support OUSD(R&E)'s mission to foster technological dominance across the Department of Defense and ensure the advantage of the American warfighter. The first web site, https://rt.cto.mil, for the Directorate of Defense Research and Engineering for Research and Technology (DDR&E (R&T)), includes the latest research and technology through science and technology research programs needed to ensure U.S. technological superiority, the DOD laboratories infrastructure, federally funded research institutions, and programs that help cultivate the next generation of science and technology professionals for the department, among others significant areas. The website also spotlights DDR&E (R&T)'s offices and programs: Research Technology and Laboratories, Strategic Technology Protection and Exploitation, Defense Technical Information Center, Reliance 21, DOD STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and its outreach efforts. DDR&E (R&T) leads the DOD's science and technology (S&T) enterprise effort to rapidly develop and mature key technologies to ensure warfighter dominance. DDR&E(R&T) is responsible for the department's research and technology investments, and the science and technology portfolio. It ensures that DOD (S&T) is postured to develop the next generation of game-changing technologies and enable rapid delivery of superior capabilities to the warfighter. The second new website, https://ac.cto.mil/,highlights the work of the Directorate of Defense Research and Engineering for Advanced Capabilities (DDR&E (AC)), the primary technology transition enabler within the DOD that bridges the divide between technology discovery and capability fielding for the warfighter. DDR&E (AC) recognizes, identifies, explores and ensures the development, integration and funding of new technology and capabilities to maintain U.S. technological superiority. The directorate maintains a focus on the innovative application of technology and works with a robust network of transition partners within and external to the DOD to mitigate gaps through accelerated prototyping, demonstration, and fielding – with the ultimate goal of operational sustainment. The website also features its primary offices, including: Developmental Test, Evaluation and Prototyping, Chief Engineer for Advanced Capabilities and Test Resource Management Center. https://dod.defense.gov/News/News-Releases/News-Release-View/Article/1920518/research-and-engineering-launches-two-new-public-websites/source/GovDelivery/

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  September 18, 2020 | International, Aerospace

  Les ministres de la défense de l'Allemagne et de la France visitent Airbus Defence and Space à Manching

  Jeudi 17 septembre, Florence Parly, ministre des Armées, et Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, ministre allemande de la Défense, ont posé la première pierre du futur escadron de transport tactique franco-allemand sur la base aérienne d'Evreux, avant de se rendre à Manching, en Bavière, pour visiter le site d'Airbus Defence and Space. A l'occasion de cette visite, les deux ministres ont exprimé le soutien de leurs nations aux principaux programmes de défense européens, tels que le développement d'un drone européen, l'Euro MALE, et le système de combat aérien du futur (SCAF). «La visite des ministres française et allemande de la défense à Manching est un signal clair de l'importance d'une industrie de défense forte et compétente pour l'Europe», a déclaré Guillaume Faury, CEO d'Airbus, «Manching est le centre de compétence et le champion national pour toutes les plates-formes militaires allemandes à voilure fixe et revêt donc une importance stratégique pour notre client local. Ici, nous façonnons également l'avenir de l'aviation militaire avec des programmes multinationaux tels que l'EuroDrone et le SCAF, et nous sommes très reconnaissants d'avoir pu présenter cela aujourd'hui aux décideurs».Ensemble de la presse du 18 septembre