OCCAR completes Factory Acceptance Tests for third Kronos GM HP radar
OCCAR has announced the successful completion of Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) for the third Kronos GM HP radar, a key component of the FSAF-PAAMS SAMP/T NG system.
OCCAR has announced the successful completion of Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) for the third Kronos GM HP radar, a key component of the FSAF-PAAMS SAMP/T NG system.
Italy's parliamentary committee has given the green light to a substantial defence initiative, approving an EUR 8.2 billion plan to acquire new-generation tanks and modernise its army’s ground forces.
Leonardo and Rheinmetall have decided to establish a joint venture aiming at forming a new European nucleus for the development and production of military combat vehicles in Europe.
Leonardo has launched a new product, called ‘BriteStorm’, that will allow armed forces to operate deep within enemy territory.
One of the Italian Army’s new AW249 exploration and escort helicopters participated for the first time in an operational exercise, Stella Alpina 2024, held on 18 September at Lake Fedaia (Trento, Italy).
A Eurobond for Europe's Defence and Security: this is the proposal by Stefano Pontecorvo, Chairman of Leonardo, to support the investments needed to consolidate the European industry.
Europe must increase defence spending to at least 2% of GDP and promote a common defence strategy to be globally competitive.
The deadline for submitting bids for the UK Ministry of Defence's New Medium Helicopter (NMH) programme passed on 30 August, with only one of the three invited manufacturers submitting a proposal.
Austrian Defence Minister Klaudia Tanner has directed a review of the potential purchase of M-346 jets from the Italian company Leonardo.
The CEO of Leonardo Roberto Cingolani, has announced that the company aims to finalise a joint venture with the German company Rheinmetall by the end of September.
Orizzonte Sistemi Navali (OSN) has received notification from the Italian Navy that it has exercised its option for the construction of the fourth next-generation patrol vessel and the related logistical support.
The Italian Navy will be able to rely on two new FREMM frigates ensuring high operational performance, with state-of-the-art technology and cutting-edge systems.
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