Übersetzung für "Defence programme " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

Further, the Commission established that Rolls-Royce Deutschland's competitors are engaged in parallel civil projects as well as national defence programmes.

support, within the framework of Community cooperation policies and their objectives, for the establishment of civil infrastructure and relevant civilian studies necessary for the dismantlement, remediation or conversion of weapons-related facilities and sites where these are declared as no longer belonging to a defence programme.

This became a major issue of contention, as the European side was equally concerned by subsidies accruing to US LCA manufacturers through NASA and Defence programmes.

noted the Force Catalogue 2006, which presents the Member States' contributed military forces and capabilities against the required capabilities as defined in the Requirements Catalogue 2005; noted with satisfaction that Member States have fulfilled the required commitments up to and including 2008 concerning EU Battlegroups, for which the EU will reach full operational capability by 1 January 2007; noted with satisfaction the civilian capabilities improvement conference held in the margins of the Council meeting and its ministerial declaration and welcomed the Progress Report 2006; noted the report submitted by the Head of the European Defence Agency on its activ ...[+++]ities and welcomed the results achieved, including the endorsement of "an Initial Long-Term Vision for European Defence Capability and Capacity Needs", the inauguration of the voluntary regime on defence procurement and its successful implementation, and the adoption of a Defence RT Joint Investment Programme on Force Protection.

The need to share the huge development costs of new systems, and to gain insight into essential technologies, has driven European and American firms into partnerships, such as the Lockheed Martin-led Joint Strike Fighter, now renamed F-35: the biggest defence programme in history, worth $200bn over the next 30 years.

The Council underlined the importance of ensuring that more cross-border contracts are awarded; adoption by the Steering Board in National Armaments Directors’ formation of a Code of Conduct for promoting transparency and encouraging coordination of investments in the field of defence test and evaluation facilities, in order to improve cooperation among pMS and reduce overcapacities; successful implementation of the first Defence Research and Technology Joint Investment Programme, in the area of Force Protection – with five proposal ...[+++]s already selected by contributing Members for contracting; continued progress towards the identification of common defence capability requirements in association with the competent Council bodies, in particular in the area of Network Enabled Capabilities (NEC); Operational Intelligence (installation of the Tactical Imagery Exploitation Station - TIES - demonstrator at the EU Satellite Centre); 21st Century Solder Systems (agreement on a new category B programme for Combat Equipment Dismounted Soldier); strategic transport (work initiated to identify solutions for improving the future capability of the EU); - the approval by the Steering Board of collective benchmarks regarding expenditures on equipment procurement and defence research and technology, including European collaborative expenditures.