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Anakonda Mass Casualty Exercise Challenges Combat Medics
A mass casualty exercise during Poland’s largest military exercise brought to life the most dramatic side of the fog of war.
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Sofradir Seeks To Set a New IR Tech Standard
The French manufacturer is touting Daphne at Eurosatory – an infrared sensor that cuts the pixel pitch to 10 microns from a standard 15.
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Germany’s DST to Service UAE’s Howitzers
DST Defence Service Tracks (DST) arrived in Paris for the opening of the Eurosatory defense show June 13 with the ink hardly dry on a significant deal signed with the United Arab Emirates service the Gulf nation’s M109 howitzers.
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Contenders Emerge for British Tank Upgrade Program
An effort by the British Army to extend the life of its Challenger 2 main battle tanks out to 2035 is due to move into a new gear next month as some of the world’s top armored-vehicle suppliers submit bids.
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Indian Excludes Foreign Vendors From Its Air-Defense Upgrade
India’s Ministry of Defence has asked the Indian Air Force to modernize its aging Russian Pechora air defense systems by using only domestic defense companies.
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Under Cover of Darkness: Sky Soldiers Conduct Air Assault in Anakonda Exercise
Under the cover of dusk then darkness, the 173rd Airborne Brigade injected a battalion’s worth of troops into the countryside in northern Poland.
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NATO To Deploy 4 ‘Robust’ Battalions in Baltics, Poland
NATO will deploy four international battalions to Poland and the three Baltic states as part of the wider push back against Russia’s intervention in Ukraine.
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Israel Touts Tech Transfer As Edge for Global Exports
Israeli firms are expecting a competitive edge at Eurosatory, in part because of their government’s willingness to allow technology transfers.
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Thales Launches Tactical Radio To Quicken Response Time in Combat
Thales has launched at the Eurosatory trade show an export version of its software-defined radio.
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Global Military Sales, and the Influence of Economics
Does government buy-in to defense companies matter? Certainly to competitors it might.
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Anakonda Mass Casualty Exercise Challenges Combat Medics
A mass casualty exercise during Poland’s largest military exercise brought to life the most dramatic side of the fog of war.
-
Sofradir Seeks To Set a New IR Tech Standard
The French manufacturer is touting Daphne at Eurosatory – an infrared sensor that cuts the pixel pitch to 10 microns from a standard 15.
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Germany’s DST to Service UAE’s Howitzers
DST Defence Service Tracks (DST) arrived in Paris for the opening of the Eurosatory defense show June 13 with the ink hardly dry on a significant deal signed with the United Arab Emirates service the Gulf nation’s M109 howitzers.
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Contenders Emerge for British Tank Upgrade Program
An effort by the British Army to extend the life of its Challenger 2 main battle tanks out to 2035 is due to move into a new gear next month as some of the world’s top armored-vehicle suppliers submit bids.
-
Indian Excludes Foreign Vendors From Its Air-Defense Upgrade
India’s Ministry of Defence has asked the Indian Air Force to modernize its aging Russian Pechora air defense systems by using only domestic defense companies.
-
Under Cover of Darkness: Sky Soldiers Conduct Air Assault in Anakonda Exercise
Under the cover of dusk then darkness, the 173rd Airborne Brigade injected a battalion’s worth of troops into the countryside in northern Poland.
-
NATO To Deploy 4 ‘Robust’ Battalions in Baltics, Poland
NATO will deploy four international battalions to Poland and the three Baltic states as part of the wider push back against Russia’s intervention in Ukraine.
-
Israel Touts Tech Transfer As Edge for Global Exports
Israeli firms are expecting a competitive edge at Eurosatory, in part because of their government’s willingness to allow technology transfers.
-
Thales Launches Tactical Radio To Quicken Response Time in Combat
Thales has launched at the Eurosatory trade show an export version of its software-defined radio.
-
Global Military Sales, and the Influence of Economics
Does government buy-in to defense companies matter? Certainly to competitors it might.
-
Anakonda Mass Casualty Exercise Challenges Combat Medics
A mass casualty exercise during Poland’s largest military exercise brought to life the most dramatic side of the fog of war.
-
Sofradir Seeks To Set a New IR Tech Standard
The French manufacturer is touting Daphne at Eurosatory – an infrared sensor that cuts the pixel pitch to 10 microns from a standard 15.
-
Germany’s DST to Service UAE’s Howitzers
DST Defence Service Tracks (DST) arrived in Paris for the opening of the Eurosatory defense show June 13 with the ink hardly dry on a significant deal signed with the United Arab Emirates service the Gulf nation’s M109 howitzers.
-
Contenders Emerge for British Tank Upgrade Program
An effort by the British Army to extend the life of its Challenger 2 main battle tanks out to 2035 is due to move into a new gear next month as some of the world’s top armored-vehicle suppliers submit bids.
-
Indian Excludes Foreign Vendors From Its Air-Defense Upgrade
India’s Ministry of Defence has asked the Indian Air Force to modernize its aging Russian Pechora air defense systems by using only domestic defense companies.
-
Under Cover of Darkness: Sky Soldiers Conduct Air Assault in Anakonda Exercise
Under the cover of dusk then darkness, the 173rd Airborne Brigade injected a battalion’s worth of troops into the countryside in northern Poland.
-
NATO To Deploy 4 ‘Robust’ Battalions in Baltics, Poland
NATO will deploy four international battalions to Poland and the three Baltic states as part of the wider push back against Russia’s intervention in Ukraine.
-
Israel Touts Tech Transfer As Edge for Global Exports
Israeli firms are expecting a competitive edge at Eurosatory, in part because of their government’s willingness to allow technology transfers.
-
Thales Launches Tactical Radio To Quicken Response Time in Combat
Thales has launched at the Eurosatory trade show an export version of its software-defined radio.
-
Global Military Sales, and the Influence of Economics
Does government buy-in to defense companies matter? Certainly to competitors it might.
