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  1. NATO is increasing surveillance needs due to the war in Ukraine, prompting competition between GlobalEye and Boeing's E-7 Wedgetail.

GlobalEye is replacing the aging Boeing E-3 fleet, announced in Ankara.

6 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 9
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GlobalEye is replacing the aging Boeing E-3 fleet, announced in Ankara.

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  1. NATO has chosen to procure Saab GlobalEye aircraft, replacing the aging Boeing E-3 fleet, a decision influenced by Pentagon budget cuts.Sub-event
  2. GlobalEye is replacing the aging Boeing E-3 fleet in an announcement held in Ankara.1 source

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NATO is increasing surveillance needs due to the war in Ukraine, prompting competition between GlobalEye and Boeing's E-7 Wedgetail. All 2 developments

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