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Boeing, Poland, and the Industrial Future of European Defence
What is the central argument of “Boeing, Poland, and the Industrial Future of European Defence”, and why does it matter for European defence and dual-use markets?
Boeing, Poland, and the Industrial Future of European Defence: The presentation of the F-15EX Eagle II. Defence-finance analysis; 6-page sourced DFM PDF report.
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Original DFM publication · DFM Analysis report · 2025-11-01
The presentation of the F-15EX Eagle II and its unmanned partner MQ-28 Ghost Bat in Warsaw on 29 October 2025 marked a turning point not only in Poland’s air-power ambitions but in the future configuration of Europe’s defence industry.
The event, held as part of an industry day attended by Polish aerospace executives and universities, positioned Boeing’s offer as a comprehensive industrial partnership rather than a traditional arms sale. The package couples 32 potential F-15EX fighters with collaborative combat drones, maintenance and overhaul facilities, technology transfer, and engineering training programs in Polish universities.
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What is Boeing, Poland, and the Industrial Future of European Defence?
The event, held as part of an industry day attended by Polish aerospace executives and universities, positioned Boeing’s offer as a comprehensive industrial partnership rather than a traditional arms sale.
Why does Boeing, Poland, and the Industrial Future of European Defence matter for European defence?
The package couples 32 potential F-15EX fighters with collaborative combat drones, maintenance and overhaul facilities, technology transfer, and engineering training programs in Polish universities.
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