Tag: Leonardo
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...
Tracked Artillery Still Viable
Tracked artillery, while not as popular as it once was, is still effective with the right ammunition.
While there is a clear trend to the...
UK Government Eager to Announce Defence Cuts Ahead of 2025 Security Defence Review
The announcement of a range of immediate defence cuts made by the U.K.’s Minister for Defence John Healey on 20 November to save £500...
ISTEC delivers first batch of weapon integration mounts for the new USAF Grey Wolf...
ISTEC Services Limited, the British company with 35 years of operationally proven experience in the design, manufacture and supply of complex weapon integration solutions...
Storm Clouds
The Royal Air Force has performed trials with a new airborne jammer which shows promise in supporting the suppression/destruction of enemy air defence mission.
The...
Fighting Technology With Technology
Remote-controlled weapons systems provide the capability to engage close-in air and surface threats at sea. In today’s changing naval operational environment, such systems are...
Where are we going?
As NATO contemplates war in the spectrum, the alliance must consider evolving threats, current and desired capabilities, training and simulation challenges and the impact...
AUSA 2024: Leonardo unveils new digital technology to revolutionise how armed forces suppress and...
The new BriteStorm payload can fly ahead of friendly forces on-board Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and launched effects, deceiving enemy defences with sophisticated...
Which Kind of Intensity?
Western navies are seeking the right balance in training types between simulated, synthetic training that can deliver intensity in terms of asset or firepower...
Italy signs contract for two FREMM EVO frigates
The Italian Navy (ITN) will receive two new FREMM multi-role frigates, under a contract announced on 31 July. The ships will be built to...
