Signs of Things to Come
BAE details some of the technologies being developed for its Tempest Flying Technology Demonstrator aircraft.
The United Kingdom has revealed some of the technologies being...
Mortal Morpheus
Project Morpheus, the next generation of Tactical Communication and Information Systems (TacCIS) for the United Kingdom’s land manoeuvre forces is not going well. Is...
The Dark Arts of Aerial Survival
Aircraft defensive aids systems are evolving as threats become increasingly more capable.
While many of the lessons to be learnt from the ongoing (2023) Russo-Ukrainian...
Adapting to Win!
Ukraine’s armed forces have been quick to adapt to new methods of warfare, a fact not lost on those watching from the sidelines.
After two...
The Panacea of Loitering Munitions
Loitering munitions are proving their value, and their utility can be broadly defined across the battlefield.
The loitering munition and its use on the battlefield...
Run out of Guns
Do towed artillery systems have a future?
While many countries are now being re-equipped with new tracked and wheeled self-propelled (SP) artillery systems, there is...
EDITOR’S SITREP – No. 1
SYRIA - what just happened?
So where the heck did the overthrown of the diabolical Bashar Al Assad Government in Syria come from? One day...
Airbus delivers first A400M for Kazakhstan
Airbus Defence and Space has delivered the first Airbus A400M for the Republic of Kazakhstan to become the cornerstone of the country’s tactical and...
Sweden and Denmark US$2.5 Billion Order for BAE CV9035 MkIIIC
BAE Systems announced on 6 December 2024 that it had received orders for its CV9035 MkIIIC with a value of approximately $2.5 billion, including...
Keeping Secrets
Why capturing an airborne radio compatible with NATO’s Link-16 tactical datalink protocol may not hand Russian radio frequency engineers an intelligence coup.
In late November,...
