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Nordic countries agree to exchange radar data for air surveillance

2017-11-07 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

The Nordic countries have agreed to enhance air surveillance through the exchange of radar data between the members of NORDEFCO. The defense ministers of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden have signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Nordic Cooperation for Air Surveillance Information Exchange during their meeting in Helsinki yesterday. Several sources report this, but […]

Filed Under: Air Force, Military strategy and politics Tagged With: Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden

Belarus acquires more air defense missiles

2017-11-06 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Belarus has ordered a new battery of surface-to-air Tor-M2 missiles (NATO name SA-15 Gauntlet), bringing the number to a total of five batteries, according to the Russian defense blog bmpd. The first battery was acquired in 2011, and since then the arsenal has grown steadily with the goal to end at ten batteries in 2020. […]

Filed Under: Air Force Tagged With: Belarus

Finland is planning mega-exercise in 2020

2017-11-04 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Finland is planning to hold an Aurora style exercise in 2020 with participation from Sweden, United States and others. Aurora was a Swedish exercise that was held in September and involved 19,000 troops. Finnish defense minister Jussi Niinisto explained that the exercise will gather conscripts, reservists, and soldiers to practice. “If there’s a crisis, it […]

Filed Under: Army, Military strategy and politics Tagged With: Finland, NATO

Critical review of lessons from US warship collisions

2017-11-03 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

The US Navy’s report on recent collisions of USS Fitzgerald and USS John S. McCain fails to see the true shortcomings of seamanship and procedures.

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Navigation and seamanship, USA

Lithuania acquires Norwegian air defense system

2017-11-02 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Lithuania has announced the purchase of the Norwegian air defense system NASAMS in a €109 million deal with Kongsberg. The system is expected to be fully operational in 2021, reports armyreconition.com. NASAMS is a ground based solution with air defense radars and surface launched medium range missiles. Such a system will be very useful in […]

Filed Under: Air Force Tagged With: Lithuania

Fire on Polish submarine

2017-10-31 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Poland’s Kilo-class submarine Orzeł has had a fire accident while docked in Gdynia, reports Naval Today. The damages are so bad that it is uncertain that Orzeł will ever come into service again. Orzeł is Poland’s only Kilo-class submarine. Poland also has four Kobben-class submarines but they have all passed the 50 year mark and […]

Filed Under: Navy Tagged With: Poland

F-35 arrives in Norway on Thursday

2017-10-31 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

The first three Joint Strike Fighters will arrive in Norway on Thursday, according to this official statement by the government. Officially the three aircraft will be received at a ceremony on Friday, November 10 at the Ørland Main Air Station. Norway has already received seven F-35s that are being used in USA for training. In […]

Filed Under: Air Force Tagged With: Norway

Missile defense is not as effective as Donald Trump believes

2017-10-29 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Overconfidence in the missile defense can lead the United States to make dumb foreign policy decisions and neglect relationships with allies.

Filed Under: Military strategy and politics Tagged With: USA, Weapons of Mass Destruction

Latvia receives first howitzers

2017-10-28 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Latvia has received the first batch of self-propelled howitzers. The 155 mm/39 self-propelled howitzers M109A5Öe are part of a deal with Austria to buy a total of 47 armored vehicles. All of them are of the M109 family, but only 35 are howitzers. The remaining are 10 fire control vehicles and two machines for training […]

Filed Under: Army Tagged With: Latvia

Jamming of phones and GPS during Zapad causes concerns

2017-10-27 By Anders Puck Nielsen Leave a Comment

Did Russia jam GPS signals in Norway and phone services in Latvia and Sweden and during exercise Zapad in September? Apparently there are many indications that they did, and now Secretary-General of NATO Jens Stoltenberg has expressed his concerns about the Russian demonstrations of electronic warfare capabilities. Ideally, military units have redundant systems so they […]

Filed Under: Cyber Warfare Tagged With: Latvia, NATO, Navigation and seamanship, Norway, Russia, Sweden

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