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North Korea – crisis versus capabilities 15 April, 2013 After conducting a series of provocative weapons tests, North Korea has issued increasingly bellicose threats to the international community, causing South Korea to raise its alert level.... > read more

Missile design – top trends for a market set to soar 13 December, 2011 Extensive research and development has created a skyward market veering in several innovative directions. Using detailed market data this report uncovers the driving forces behind new...

Shooting from the hip 15 November, 2011 Shedding weight and bulk from small arms and ammunition could be a lifesaver for an infantry soldier. Berenice Baker profiles leading developments in lightweight weapons and ammunition designed...

Big bang theory: IEDs and military countermeasures 19 August, 2011 IEDs have come a long way since the gunpowder plot. They are growing in sophistication, and military countermeasures and strategies are having a hard time keeping pace. Andy Oppenheimer reports...

Seek and Deploy: Weapon Location Systems 17 June, 2011 Weapon location systems for pinpointing enemy fire are an important asset for troops on the ground. Chris Lo investigates this vital technology and its applications on the modern battlefield....

European Missile Defence: A Trajectory for Common Security 19 January, 2011 Renewed Nato commitment at the Lisbon Summit in November has reignited debate over European missile defence. In the wake of the summit Dr Gareth Evans discovers how broader co-operation on...

High Explosive: Innovations in Ammunition 13 January, 2011 The war in Afghanistan is driving technological change and innovation in all spheres of military equipment. One are where this is particularly evident, Anthony Beachey reports, is in the field...

The Howl of the Howitzer: Notes From the Frontline 22 December, 2010 Albrecht Müller talks to Royal Netherlands Army spokesman lieutenant colonel DWM Detlev Simons about the impact the Panzerhaubitze self-propelled howitzer has had on operations in...

Turkey's Tough Ballistic Choices 11 August, 2010 Nato's revised BMD architecture has put Turkey in a tricky position with the US, Russia and Iran. Paul French...

Getting Close to IEDs 12 July, 2010 Improvised explosive devices are one of the biggest threats to coalition forces in Iraq and Afghansitan. A research programme is underway to try to understand the nature of this threat, inside...

Going to War Against the IED 07 May, 2010 They may be cheap, but IED attacks are packing a punch in Iraq and Afghanistan. Gareth Evans investigates how this is driving innovation in detection at a rate never seen...

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