Editorial

DSEi: a global showcase
We preview this year’s Defence and Security Equipment International.

Q&A
The EDA’s Erich Weissenböck and Benjamin Fuchs explain the role of the organisation when it comes to developing solutions for the defence sector.

Battle lines
Smartphones are changing the nature of battlefield communications. John Terrington of QinetiQ explains how.

Q&A
Rodolphe Paris of the EDA discusses the benefits that commercial satellite technology can bring to milsatcom infrastructure.

Open for business
RTI’s latest developments have helped the UK MoD become more effective, writes Gordon Hunt.

Big bang theory
Counter-measure equipment and strategies are having a hard time keeping up with IEDs, writes Andy Oppenheimer.

Q&A
Rodolphe Paris of the EDA discusses the benefits that commercial satellite technology can bring to milsatcom infrastructure.

Open for business
RTI’s latest developments have helped the UK MoD become more effective, writes Gordon Hunt.

Big bang theory
Counter-measure equipment and strategies are having a hard time keeping up with IEDs, writes Andy Oppenheimer.

A united front on logistics
SAP’s head of Industry Business Unit Defence Angus MacGregor-Millar and Systematic’s Michael Holm tell Berenice Baker how Command and Control and logistics make for safer and more efficient operations.

Tuition with ambition
Air Commodore Paddy Teakle of the Joint Air Power Competence Centre explains how live and virtual training can provide the best value for money without affecting operational output.

Safety first on UAVs
Safety is a key challenge when it comes to operating UAVs around other aircraft, US Navy Captain Robert Dishman tells Jim Banks.

Outsmarting the CBRNe threat
Mark Brierley reveals the latest developments in CBRNe defence technology research and spending.

Rapid response
Small patrol boats are ideal for modern naval missions, says
Albrecht Muller.