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Preparing satellite components for life in space
Satellites in orbit are bombarded by ionizing cosmic radiation. If left unprotected, the service life of electronics degrades, leading to interruptions in performance and critical damage to semiconductor chips.
The age of multi-domain training platforms
As military operations evolve into grey zone, cyber, and multi-domain operations, training concepts and systems too have to advance in order to prepare operators for the battlefields of the future.
MBDA and Raytheon develop roadmap to produce Patriot GEM-T in Germany
The effort will further expand the possibilities of delivering German-made systems to operators across Europe.
Qatar requests $1bn sale of FS-LIDS system from US
The counter-sUAS capability will help the Middle Eastern nation meet existing and future threats.
US won’t let China take Taiwan chip-makers ‘intact’
While speculation continues over the fate of Taiwan’s semiconductor factories in the event of an invasion by Beijing, US Ambassador O’Brien emphasises the importance of denying China the chipmaking infrastructure.
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British Army tests Rafael’s Footprint navigation system
The tests were conducted to assess the capabilities of the system to operate in GPS-denied locations.
KMW and Milrem sign deal to deliver 14 THeMIS UGVs to Ukraine
The vehicles will be delivered in CASEVAC and route clearance configurations.
Elbit Systems registers $1.34bn in revenue in third quarter of 2022
As of 30 September, the company’s backlog of orders totalled $14.7bn.
QinetiQ, KBR and PA Consulting partner for British Army’s CTTP initiative
The CTTP focuses on providing an integrated, expeditionary, and digitalised Future Collective Training System.
Lockheed Martin and ACCMA to deliver cyber training to US Army personnel
The training will be delivered leveraging the company’s cyber management solution, Mission Readiness & Reporting.
Brazilian Army selects Centauro II as new armoured vehicle
The service seeks to acquire between 98 and 221 Cavalry Combat Vehicles, with two vehicles for evaluation.
Mind and matter: the application of brain computer interfaces
Augmenting a person’s cognitive ability by artificial means is becoming more science fact that science fiction, with defence personnel likely to benefit.
L3 Harris to provide new multi-mode radios to UK Armed Forces
Delivery of the first tranche of battlefield radios is expected to take place by the end of this year.
Norway commits $15.13m for EUMAM Ukraine training mission
The new contribution by Norway will support the overall operating budget of the EU’s training mission.
UK sells on more than 150 armoured vehicles in 2022, but to where?
Platforms sold includes FV430 Bulldog armoured personnel carriers, although buyers are not disclosed amid questions over sales to Ukraine.