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European Supply Chain Resilience in Defence: Reducing Transatlantic Dependency Without Decoupling
What is the structure of European defence supply-chain dependency on transatlantic production?
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Original DFM publication · DFM Analysis report · 2026-03-20
European defence is entering a phase in which supply chain resilience has become a determinant of operational credibility rather than a secondary industrial consideration.
The convergence of high-intensity conflict in Europe, simultaneous demand pressures on United States military production, and a strategic reorientation in Washington toward burden-shifting has exposed a structural vulnerability embedded across European force design, procurement patterns, and industrial capacity.
This analysis answers: What is the structure of European defence supply-chain dependency on transatlantic production? How does the Nordic-Baltic model serve as a template, and how does Germany's industrial reorientation fit? Which critical dependency chokepoints and tensions with Washington shape operational credibility? How does the European Defence Industry Programme respond, and what policy recommendations follow?
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