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Sniff test: technology and techniques enhancing canine detection

Sniff test: technology and techniques enhancing canine detection

Is synthetic the next generation of military training?

Technological advances in virtual and augmented reality mean that service personnel have a world of training environments quite literally at their fingertips. What are the latest developments in synthetic training...

Predicting cyberattacks: the need for new cyber security tools

Preparation is crucial for protecting against cyberattacks and being able to predict when they are coming and where they are coming from is becoming increasingly important for the defence industry....

TechVets: how UK military veterans are retraining as cyber warriors

British working-age military veterans are nearly twice as likely to be unemployed as their equivalents in the UK’s general population – 11% compared with 6% – according to a Royal...

November’s top news stories

Oshkosh Defense won a $1.69bn US Army delivery order for 6,107 JLTVs, Morocco requested the $1.259bn sale of enhancements to 162 Abrams tanks from the US and the first US...

Global Defence Technology: Issue 93

In this issue: Protecting pilots from laser attacks, the DASA's search for new tools to predict cyberattacks, the latest on hypersonic weapons, improving safety across the armed forces, new missions...

October’s top news stories

Harris and L3 agreed to merge as $33.5bn military technology company, PAE won US Army contract to compete for $2.4bn in task orders and the UK MoD opened all roles...

Global Defence Technology: Issue 92

In this issue: The future of air combat training, a look inside multi-domain operations with Lockheed Martin, how US drone plans ended up on the Dark Web, Dstl’s new frontine...

September’s top news stories

DARPA to invest $2bn to accelerate the third wave of AI programmes, Poland to acquire Patriot system under the US Army’s $1.5bn FMS contract and the US reportedly cancelled $300m...

How autonomous delivery drones could revolutionise military logistics

The UK’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is working with other government agencies to develop drones and unmanned ground robots with autonomous ‘deliver to order’ capability for frontline military...

Live-fire ranges: take aim, fire, now clean up

The damage live-fire ranges can do to the environment has only recently become apparent. Andrew Tunnicliffe takes a look at what the risks are, how they can be addressed and...