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Singapore confirms fully automated SIGMA SPH as new precision-strike system emerges

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Singapore has confirmed plans to introduce a fully automated howitzer alongside an emerging precision-strike capability whose weapon type and deployment status have not been disclosed.

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The US DoD’s counter-drone marketplace begins to produce results

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The Pentagon's push to accelerate counter-drone procurement is opening new opportunities for defence companies as it seeks to bring emerging technologies into operational service more quickly.

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Astro Aerospace has completed the critical design review of the AstroMesh radar antenna reflector for the NASA-Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) synthetic aperture radar (NISAR) …

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Simon Williams speaks with Shephard about ADECS 2018 show highlights and looking forward to next year's event.

ADECS 2018: ASEAN shipbuilders struggle to climb the food chain

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ADECS 2018: ASEAN shipbuilders struggle to climb the food chain

31st January 2018

Most countries in the ASEAN region have a local shipbuilding industry – Vietnam, for example, has the fifth largest such industry in the world – …

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QinetiQ to lead maritime defence innovation

31st January 2018

QinetiQ has been awarded a contract by the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) to conduct maritime research and development for the UK Ministry of …

Brunei pushes for more S-70i pilots

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Brunei pushes for more S-70i pilots

31st January 2018

The Royal Brunei Air Force (RBAF) currently has 24 qualified pilots for its 12 strong Sikorsky S-70i fleet and is pushing hard to increase that …

ADECS 2018: South Korea harbours nuclear submarine ambitions

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ADECS 2018: South Korea harbours nuclear submarine ambitions

31st January 2018

South Korea is airing ambitions to form a nuclear-powered submarine (SSN) fleet and the eventual commissioning of such boats is being described as ‘politically inevitable’. …

SA-10U production begins in Ukraine

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SA-10U production begins in Ukraine

31st January 2018

Ukroboronprom’s Impulse has launched production of the SA-10U vehicle for the Ukrainian Army, the company announced on 29 January. The vehicle is designed to provide …

Bulgaria set to launch long-delayed armour upgrades

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Bulgaria set to launch long-delayed armour upgrades

31st January 2018

The Bulgarian MoD has indicated it will acquire new wheeled IFVs as part of its modernisation agenda, in addition to upgrading existing Soviet-era armour. According …

ADECS 2018: Stark warnings for maritime defence in Asian waters (video)

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ADECS 2018: Stark warnings for maritime defence in Asian waters (video)

31st January 2018

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Atlas Dynamics, Luxriot enter partnership

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Atlas Dynamics has partnered with Luxriot to develop UAS-based solutions for the defence, security and first response markets, the companies announced on 29 January. Atlas Dynamics …

ADECS 2018: CRFS making spectrum waves (video)

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ADECS 2018: CRFS making spectrum waves (video)

31st January 2018

CRFS is exhibiting for the first time at ADECS 2018, the RF spectrum monitoring solutions company already has a footprint in the Asia-Pacific region but …

Opinion: Should we be alarmed when China beats its war drums?

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Opinion: Should we be alarmed when China beats its war drums?

31st January 2018

Why are constant references to ‘preparations for war’ emanating from China? And should neighbours and the wider world be alarmed?

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