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#FuerEuchGemeinsamStarkFreue mich sehr, dass der Schweizer Militärblog @offiziere zum vierten Mal einen Beitrag von mir veröffentlich hat & danke Patrick Truffer für sein Vertrauen:
"F-35: Endlich Hightech-Kampfjet oder immer noch ein technisches Desaster?"
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F-35: Endlich Hightech-Kampfjet oder immer noch ein technisches Desaster?
von Roger Näbig (Twitter / LinkedIn). Er arbeitet als Rechtsanwalt und freier Journalist in Berlin mit dem Fokus auf globalen Konflikten, Verte...
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F-35: Endlich Hightech-Kampfjet oder immer noch ein technisches Desaster? via @offiziere
F-35: Endlich Hightech-Kampfjet oder immer noch ein technisches Desaster?
von Roger Näbig (Twitter / LinkedIn). Er arbeitet als Rechtsanwalt und freier Journalist in Berlin mit dem Fokus auf globalen Konflikten, Verte...
www.offiziere.ch
F-35: Endlich Hightech-Kampfjet oder immer noch ein technisches Desaster? - von @Konflikt_Sicher https://t.co/j3NQlcaeEk
The "17 types of tanks in Europe" tale: not getting dead ;-) https://twitter.com/EP_Defence/status/1278620538760560642
“In Europe, e.g., we have 17 different types of tank. The US has one”, said French minister @florence_parly in @EP_Defence today talking about EU´s need to mutualize the costs of its defence industry.
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Tag Archives: cruise missiles
U.S. and Iranian missiles strikes sought to avoid escalation
by Paul Iddon In many ways, the Iranian ballistic missiles attack on U.S. forces in Iraq and the U.S. missile strikes against targets in Syria were strikingly similar in the way they sought to avoid bringing about any serious escalation … Continue reading
Russia’s anti-air & air defense systems in Syria: more for show than substance?
by Roger Näbig (Twitter). He works as a lawyer and freelance journalist in Berlin with a focus on global conflicts, defense, security, military policy, armaments technology, and international law. He also gives lectures on defense policy issues. For a German … Continue reading
The significance of Iran’s missile attack on Syria
by Paul Iddon On the night of June 18 Iran fired six long range missiles from its western provinces at Islamic State (ISIS) to the eastern Syrian city of Deir Ezzor in retaliation for the June 7 terrorist attacks in … Continue reading
US MOAB strike in Afghanistan was very Putin-esque
by Paul Iddon. The United States’ 21,600 pound (9,800 kg) GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast “Mother of All Bombs” (MOAB) saw its combat debut in Afghanistan in mid-April against the terror organization “Islamic State” (ISIS) in a massive retaliatory strike … Continue reading
Russia’s second faux drawdown from Syria
by Paul Iddon. On January 6, 2017 Moscow announced for the second time in less than a year that it is partially withdrawing its forces from Syria (the fist announcement was in March 2016). This time the Russians said their … Continue reading
From Kalibr cruise missiles to the Kuznetsov: How significant is Russia’s power projection in Syria
On November 14, Russia lost a MiG-29K Fulcrum, which crashed while attempting to land on its only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov. The incident happened as the Kuznetsov was en route to Syria, where it is to participate in Russia’s … Continue reading
The benefits and risks for Russia of having a permanent naval base on Syria’s Mediterranean coast
Amid deteriorating relations between the US and Russia over the Syria crisis officials in Moscow are voicing that country’s intention to establish a permanent naval base on Syria’s Mediterranean coastline. Russia’s Deputy Defense Minister Nikolai Pankov told the Federation Council … Continue reading
How Indian Shuttle Diplomacy Helped Keep Cruise Missiles Out of the Netherlands
by Nick Ottens October 29, 1983 saw the largest demonstrations the Netherlands had ever seen. More than half a million people took to the streets of The Hague to protest against the conservative government’s decision to place American cruise missiles … Continue reading
