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Protection for units in complex operations Established as a trusted worldwide supplier, Blücher has now consolidated all of its protective materials, garments and services under the SARATOGA brand. Providing full-spectrum...
A key supply of prehospital and combat casualty care Established in Sandviken, Sweden, in 1995, Promoteq provides medical equipment in the four following categories: prehospital systems solutions, consumables, medical technology...
Connecting the battlefield Rugged laptops and other new technologies are transforming how armies do battle. But without robust cables and connectors to connect diffuse systems, success in this new world...
The industry’s one-stop line of supply for the demolitions train Few companies can boast that they are able to supply any and all demolitions requirements, but CBRNergetics views itself as an outlier in the field. Providing products from initiation...
USBs are no longer keys to unlock military networks In a world that relies so heavily on digital information, cybersecurity is paramount, particularly for military forces. Protecting high-value data requires advanced technologies...
Portable high-speed satellite internet As a fast-growing Swedish technology company in the satellite communications industry, Satcube is focused on developing portable satellite terminals to help people stay connected...
Blinding eyes in the sky UASs have dramatically proved their worth during the war in Ukraine – but systems countering them have traditionally struggled to keep up. Defence and Security Systems International...
Downing drones: Why mobile ground-based air defence is resurgent Drones represent an emerging threat to infrastructure and operations, as well as threats that typical countermeasures may not be able to tackle effectively. Matthias Diem, head...
Sea mines are back Long neglected by many nations as a key weapon, sea mines are proving their worth in the Black Sea, and armed forces are once again looking at them as a key armament for defending...
Designing the future of combat at sea Innovation is what keeps military forces at the cutting-edge of effectiveness, whether on land, in the air or at sea. Ana Moya, innovation manager at Navantia, explains how the...
A fleet fit for a changing world The demands of modern warfare are constantly changing. Different terrains, different types of enemy, and constantly evolving tactics mean a versatile and robust fl eet of vehicles...
Superior firepower A joint venture between BAE Systems and NEXTER Systems, CTA International is responsible for the development, qualification, production and in-service support of the 40CTAS – a...
Vital communications for every emergency 5G promises to be the communication technology of the future – if users ensure their devices can exploit it, anyway. We talk to Oliver Ledgard at Zebra Technologies about the...
Sleeper counter mobility system is fast, economical and simple to use Sleeper is an extremely simple, fast and economical way to prepare anti-tank mine holes. The Kaera drilling unit can be attached to a truck or the front loader of a tractor, wheel...
Guarding Nato’s eastern gates After Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his tanks across the Ukrainian border, Moscow’s aggression has driven Nato even closer together. With the very real threat of a...
The view from the ground The Russian invasion of Ukraine has brought the importance of counter-drone technology to the fore, with the machines scoring victory after victory against underprepared ground...
The modular sea change For modern navies, modularity can enhance persistence, sustainability and effectiveness while improving efficiency, cost and integration. Nicholas Kenny speaks with Emma Salisbury,...
In the shadow of the bomb With the Russian invasion force in a stalemate and increasingly charged rhetoric around the possession of dirty bombs and biological weapons, the CBRN threat hanging over Ukraine grows...
War on the cyber front As Russian cyberattacks continue across Eastern Europe, what are some of the lessons learned from the early assault on Ukraine? And what does the lack of penetration from Russian...
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