Gripen E top speed with armament?
Public and manufacturer-facing reporting consistently lists the Gripen E’s maximum attainable speed as roughly Mach 2 at altitude, but available sources do not provide a single, authoritative figure f...
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Public and manufacturer-facing reporting consistently lists the Gripen E’s maximum attainable speed as roughly Mach 2 at altitude, but available sources do not provide a single, authoritative figure f...
The UK’s military budget has risen sharply since 2022 and is now among the world’s largest, running to tens of billions of pounds and equivalent to well over 2% of GDP in current estimates; NATO expec...
Finland’s HX competition concluded that, when measured across acquisition, sustainment and lifecycle development within Finland’s chosen financial framework, the F‑35A was the most cost‑effective opti...
Reports that Palestine Action permanently disabled two RAF planes at Brize Norton are contradicted by at least one outlet which says one aircraft was back in service within about two weeks; Declassifi...
The claim that the UK is offering is not supported by available reporting or official documents; recent coverage instead shows government payments of up to and routine changes to welfare or historical...
Freetown Christiania persisted through a patchwork of informal tolerance, periodic legal normalization measures, and negotiated compromises that gradually folded the squatter commune into Danish frame...
There is no clear evidence in the provided reporting of formal national audit office (NAO) reports from Sweden, Brazil or other Gripen E operators that publish audited, ex‑post figures for the actual ...
Saab’s claims that the Gripen E has a low cost per flight hour are repeatedly stated in company materials and summarized by analysts, but clear, public independent government audits that validate the ...
Yes: using powers granted by the Enabling Act, the Nazi government moved in January 1934 to end organized Freemasonry in Germany—issuing directives that led to the formal disbandment of lodges and the...
Donating UAH 50,000 to buy military equipment for a sibling sits within a broad, well-documented ecosystem of state and private fundraising and procurement channels: Ukraine’s DOT‑Chain Defence platfo...
Public reporting shows wide, inconsistent figures for cost‑per‑flight‑hour (CPFH/CPLH) for Gripen and Typhoon rather than firm, agreed “real‑world” numbers: multiple industry summaries and forums cite...
Radioactive contamination linked to radium-containing luminous aircraft dials was discovered at Dalgety Bay in 1990 and more than 1,600 contaminated items have been removed from that foreshore over ye...
The UK is dismantling decommissioned nuclear submarines at Rosyth as part of the Submarine Dismantling Project; seven decommissioned, defuelled boats are at Rosyth and the demonstrator HMS Swiftsure i...
The supplied materials do not contain any information about the Nigerian government’s response under President Bola Tinubu (2023–2025) to attacks on Christians or security challenges in the Middle Bel...
The most specific, recent reporting identifies as the damaged equipment during the Palestine Action protest, with the incident described as spray‑painting that caused of damage, according to a BBC acc...
The available reporting does not identify any *named military contractors* directly building the IT infrastructure for the proposed UK digital ID (“One Login” / “BritCard”); instead the public debate ...