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US Joins Four Other Allies Offering Frigate Sale to Greece  Credit: US Navy The US through its Ambassador to Greece, Geoffrey Pyatt, presented on Tuesday to the Greek National Defense Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos with the American proposal for the procurement of frigates for the Hellenic Navy. The United Kingdom, Spain, Italy and France – Greece’s NATO allies – have already made offers, which are currently examined by officers of the Hellenic General Defence Staff. ” width=”1080″> In his tweet, Pyatt called the proposal “a government-to-government agreement with long-term imp...

BAE Systems has unveiled the aft block of the UK Royal Navy’s first City-class Type 26 frigate HMS Glasgow.

Here Are Some U.S. Weapons That Israel Wants (But Isn't Allowed to Have) Israel can’t have quite everything that it would like, despite the continued good relationship with the United States and its arms industry. Here's What You Need to Know: Israel can’t have quite everything that it would like, despite the continued good relationship with the United States and its arms industry. With only a few notable exceptions, Israel can buy whatever it wants from the United States, generally on very generous terms associated with  U.S. aid packages. Notwithstanding the availability of weapons, h...

Letters to the editor: Simplified taxes, winning the Stanley Cup — more things Canada can't seem to get done National Post © Provided by National Post A Canadian team hasn't hoisted the Stanley Cup since Patrick Roy and the Canadiens did it in 1993. ‘Crumbling 24 Sussex Drive’ problem has an easy fix. Tear it down I have no suggestions for a simple way to fix the problems with military procurement or public transportation. But the “crumbling 24 Sussex Drive” problem has an easy fix. Tear it down and build a suitable replacement; presumably for considerably less t...

Article content OTTAWA — Industry is urging the federal government to prioritize its $19-billion plans to buy a new fleet of stealth fighter jets, saying the massive procurement contract would provide crucial economic stimulus following a year of COVID-19 lockdowns. Their comments come after Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland last year announced plans to roll out up to $100 billion in stimulus spending over the next three years, aimed at giving the economy a post-pandemic jolt. Aerospace companies vying to build Canada’s next generation fighter jets have emphasized in recent months the ec...