[European Airpower Evolution: Navigating Manned, Unmanned, and Pan‑Euro Strategies]
Across Europe, aging aircraft fleets emerge during periods of increasing defense outlays and heightened pressure from adversarial actors. This convergence marks a pivotal moment for European armed forces as they reassess airpower modernization pathways. The debate centers on the appropriate mix of manned and unmanned platforms, and whether a cohesive pan‑European strategy will prevail—or if each nation will pursue independent trajectories. To dissect these complex issues, Breaking Defense commissioned a new roundtable discussion held in London aimed at clarifying the path forward.
Leading the conversation is Breaking Defense Editor‑in‑Chief Aaron Mehta, joined by Breaking Defense Europe co‑editors Tim Martin and Elisabeth Gosselin‑Malo, along with distinguished aviation expert Douglas Barrie of the International Institute for Strategic Studies. Further episodes are available through Breaking Defense and Breaking Defense Europe.
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