Defence Notes
Paris Air Show: Eurofighter launches long-term capability drive
The Eurofighter Typhoon programme is set for a series of comprehensive capability improvements including superior EW systems, engine thrust growth and mission system sophistication, following the signing of long-term evolution study contracts agreed by a trio of agencies including holding company Eurofighter GmbH.
Valued at $54 million, the contracts specifically ...
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