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Studies and Research
The Evolution of Central Command and NAVCENT
In the 19th century, the Great Britain’s Royal Navy and maritime law used to protect free trade in the Indian Ocean, Arabian Sea, and Arabian Gulf. The first U.S. warship to enter the Indian Ocean
Gripen Efficient and Sustainable Future Fighter
Modern fighter jets have an operational lifespan of 8,000 total hours of flight time. They fly for an average of 200 hours each year, meaning that they can expect to achieve high-performance missions or sorties
To Down A Drone
Drone numbers are growing fast in their multitude of different types and uses, from large MALE and HALE systems (Medium Altitude Long Endurance/High Altitude Long Endurance) to tactical UAVs, mini-drones and micro-UAVs. Whether aiding search-and-rescue
UAE Welcomes Next-Gen Armoured Vehicles
Established in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in May 1981, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is a political and economic alliance of six Middle Eastern countries. With the presidency rotating annually, the GCC seeks to achieve unity
PREVENT’s Innovative Approach to Threat Prevention
Terrorism and other threats to domestic and international peace can appear almost anywhere in the world today. When acts of aggression occur, post-forensic analyses are conducted to determine cause, methods and associated patterns, providing the
Land 400 IFVs to Revolutionise Australian Army
The year 2018 has seen Australian Defence take a coordinated and programmatic approach to the Army’s biggest project ever. The multi-billion-dollar project to replace Australian Army’s M113 Armoured Personnel Carriers has now taken another step
MACE Unmatched Battlespace Simulation
Modern Air Combat Environment (MACE) is a physics-based, full spectrum Computer Generated /Semi-Automated Forces (CGF/SAF) application with a large and user-extensible order of battle, capable of many-on-many simulation yet having very high fidelity at the
ATGMs: The Nemesis of Modern Tanks
In being designed to destroy heavily armoured military vehicles, today’s Anti-Tank Guided Missiles (ATGMs) require a solid anti-armour system for successful combat, one including anti-tank units as its basic element. A long-ranged and stunningly accurate ATGM
Military Radars to Meet Global Demand
A military radar is a device used for early detection of missiles providing surveillance across borders day and night and in extreme weather conditions. Its basic components include transmitter, duplexer, receiver, radar antenna, and indicator
A Robotic Future for the United States Army
Winning the wars of the future will depend on the adaptability of leaders, the skill set of soldiers and the use of advanced technology. The U.S. Army Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS) strategy promises to
Ambitious Visions for UK Air Combat
As the Royal Air Force (RAF) enters its second century, it is important to recall the importance of the UK, a pioneer in air power. Britain’s national prowess in air invention and innovation resulted in
Artillery Systems: A Decisive Factor In The War Zone
Today, armies around the world have made major advances by incorporating precision into artillery, as it could very well be a decisive factor in a war zone. Artillery systems offer the ability to employ precision
Boeing’s Ballistic Missile System Hits a Bullet with a Bullet
A Boeing-led team has received a six-year, $6.56 billion contract modification from the U.S. Missile Defense Agency to continue the production and sustainment of the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense (GMD) ballistic missile defence system. With Boeing
Armoured Vehicles: Indispensable Assets for Strategic Objectives
Land power is indispensable for achieving strategic ground objectives. Yet the modern battlefield is changing, with new threats and enemies emerging to create fresh challenges for armed forces and so arises the need for new
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