This is the September 2023 issue of Armada International. To read the latest month’s issue of the magazine, please subscribe here:
Editorial Topics:
- Sea Power: Racing to Rearm: The war in Ukraine has given impetus to Eastern Europe’s frontline states with Russia a major reason to modernise, none more so than Poland. Andrew Drwiega reports.
- Sea Power: Fighting Technology With Technology: Dr. Lee Willett reports on the need for remote weapons systems to counter manned and increasingly unmanned threats at sea.
- Artillery Focus – Tracked: Tracked Artillery Still Viable: Christopher Foss begins his three part series on artillery systems with a review of tracked artillery.
- Artillery Focus – Wheeled: Wheely Good to Shoot and Scoot: Wheeled artillery is currently on trend, as Christopher Foss explains.
- Artillery Focus – Towed: Run Out the Guns: Towed artillery may be traditional, but systems are still widely in service as Christopher Foss finds in the last of three artillery reports.
- Looking Ahead to DSEi 2023: What can we expect from DSEI 23, being staged in London this September? Rear Adm (ret’d) Jon Pentreath, DSEI Senior Military Adviser – Navy and Land provides some answers.
- Land Warfare: The Panacea of Loitering Munitions: Loitering munitions are making their presence felt on the battlefield. Stephen Miller explains.
- Land Warfare: Adapting to Win: Andrew White looks at some of the adaptions to warfighting that the Ukraine armed forces have made in the war with Russia.
- Air Power: Signs of Things to Come: Jon Lake reviews the progress made to date on the Tempest Flying Technology Demonstrator.
