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  11 février 2020 | International, Aérospatial, Naval, Terrestre, C4ISR, Sécurité

  U.S. Air Force Upgrading C-17 and C-130H Avionics As Supplier Base for Legacy Systems Falls

  By: Aaron Mehta WASHINGTON — The Pentagon is requesting $4.5 billion in funds for the European Deterrence Initiative, the second straight year that the department has cut its request for the program. The EDI is a special part of the department's Overseas Contingency Operations funding, focused on reassuring allies in Europe and deterring Russian aggression on the continent. The Pentagon requested $4.8 billion for EDI in FY18, a request which grew to $6.5 billion in FY19. The FY20 request, however, dropped it down to $5.9 billion. Congress plussed up the funding to $6.5 billion, meaning the department's request for this year would be a $1.5 billion cut. Funding will go towards rotational force deployment and the implementation of previously funded multiyear agreements. It will also support additional exercises in Europe and the prepositioning of U.S. equipment on the continent. Two European officials contacted by Defense News downplayed concerns, with one saying that a drop in funding is normal given the number of infrastructure projects that are being completed. Included in the EDI funding is $250 million for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, which can be used to replace any “weapons or defensive articles” provided to Ukraine by the U.S. government. Such funding became a flashpoint in 2019, eventually leading to the impeachment of President Donald Trump, who was acquitted in the Senate last week. In the last National Defense Authorization Act, Congress requested that the Pentagon submit a five-year plan for EDI in FY21. Overall, the OCO funding request is $69 billion, slightly down from the $71.3 billion enacted by Congress for FY20. Other major OCO funds include $16.2 billion for operations in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria; $7.6 billion for the replenishment of major munitions that have been expended around the globe; and $4 billion to train and support Afghanistan security forces. OCO also funds $600 million in security cooperation funding, which has now been rebranded as the National Defense Strategy-Implementation fund, or NDS-I. https://www.defensenews.com/smr/federal-budget/2020/02/10/european-defense-initiative-funding-drops-in-defense-budget-request

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  16 février 2021 | International, Aérospatial, Naval, Terrestre, C4ISR, Sécurité

  Bordeaux : la chaire « Défense et Aérospatial » renouvelée

  Les partenaires de la chaire Défense et Aérospatial (Sciences Po Bordeaux et l'université de Bordeaux) ont souhaité poursuivre leur engagement au sein de la chaire pour trois années supplémentaires, à compter du 1er janvier 2021. La chaire est le fruit d'une coopération entre deux établissements de l'enseignement supérieur et de la recherche, Sciences Po Bordeaux et l'université de Bordeaux, et cinq acteurs majeurs de la base industrielle et technologique de défense : ArianeGroup, le CEA et sa Direction des Applications militaires, Dassault Aviation, Safran et Thales. Initiée fin 2013 par le général Jean-Marc Laurent, la chaire est devenue opérationnelle le 1er janvier 2015, pour trois années initiales. Ses partenaires industriels se sont déjà réengagés pour une deuxième période de trois ans (2018-2020). Sur le plan opérationnel, la chaire développe des actions innovantes de formation (création de formations initiales, continues, spécifiques), de recherche (travaux sur la conflictualité entre puissances et le spatial de défense) et de diffusion des savoirs. Aerobuzz du 16 février

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  14 avril 2022 | International, Terrestre

  Army's $5.1B wish list to Congress would ramp up modernization, infrastructure efforts

  Among the items included in the Army's unfunded requirements list are fielding another half of a Brigade Combat Team of Abrams tanks, infrastructure improvements and more money to manage homeland contingencies.