Land Warfare
PREMIUM: Raytheon moves fast to begin Patriot radar replacement
The US Army is one step closer to replacing the radar for its Patriot system, after Raytheon on 21 February announced the completion of the first antenna array in the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor (LTAMDS) programme.
LTAMDS will operate as part of the the army's Integrated ...
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PREMIUM: Moscow parade to feature TOS-2 Tosochka debut
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PREMIUM: Sweden gears up for sniper rifle competition
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PREMIUM: Blighter Surveillance Systems develops low-cost radar
Blighter Surveillance Systems has developed a low-cost and lightweight ground surveillance/vehicle-mountable radar called Orbiter, designed for military and non-military uses. Orbiter can uncover a moving ...
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PREMIUM: ​Friendly fire avoidance system spreads to combat air platforms
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PREMIUM: Australian Army creates new office to manage disruptive technology
The Australian Army has established a new management office with an initial annual budget of A$5 million ($3.6 million), as it pursues the accelerated adoption of disruptive technologies. ...
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PREMIUM: China exports first HJ-12 ATGMs
Norinco announced on its official WeChat account on 25 March that it had begun its first export deliveries of the man-portable HJ-12E ATGM to an ...