LONDON — Industry and MOD recently teamed up to develop a future capability operating concept for the test and evaluation of autonomous military…
L’article Project Zeus for Test and Evaluation of Autonomous Systems est apparu en premier sur Defense aerospace.
HELSINKI — The Finnish Defence Forces train in undersea infrastructure protection together with the Finnish Border Guard, the United Kingdom and Estonia…
L’article Finnish Defence Forces Train for Undersea Infrastructure Protection with Finnish Border Guard, United Kingdom and Estonia est apparu en premier sur Defense aerospace.
CANBERRA — 155mm shells blasted from the eight-metre-long barrel of an AS9 Huntsman self-propelled howitzer shaking the ground at Port Wakefield, South…
L’article Australian Artillery Tests its New AS9 Huntsman Self-Propelled Howitzer est apparu en premier sur Defense aerospace.
ROMA. Si avvia alla conclusione la “Cyber Eagle 2023”, esercitazione di cyber security pianificata e condotta dall’Aeronautica Militare – attraverso il Comando Logistico della Forza Armata – in partnership con DEAS (Difesa e Analisi Sistemi), società italiana leader nella sicurezza delle reti, dei sistemi informativi e dei servizi informatici del Paese, per affrontare le principali sfide evolutive del mondo informatico. I risultati dell’esercitazione “Cyber Eagle”, modello di partenariato pubblico-privato tra una Forza Armata e un’azienda e tecnologie italiane, verranno illustrati domani, presso la sede del Reparto Sistemi Informativi Automatizzati (Re.S.I.A.) dell’Aeronautica Militare, che ne ha curato la fase progettuale, alla presenza del Capo di Stato Maggiore
L’articolo Aeronautica Militare: in corso “Cyber Eagle”, esercitazione annuale contro le nuove minacce cibernetiche proviene da Report Difesa.
The IAC-II will be modelled on INS VikrantIndia’s naval planners deciding to opt for a smaller carrier seems to be the result of diminishing optionsby Abhijit SinghLast week, India’s Defence Procurement Board, a key defence ministry agency, approved a plan for the Indian Navy (IN) to acquire a second indigenous aircraft carrier. To be built at a cost of over ₹40,000 crore, the IAC-II will be
According to a SIPRI report, sales of arms and military services by the 100 largest armament companies in the world reached $597 billion in 2022. Geopolitical tensions and the Russian invasion of Ukraine fuelled increased demand for weapons globally. Indian defence PSUs Hindustan Aeronautics, Bharat Electronics, and Mazagon Docks are among the top 100 arms-producing companies. The US dominates
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Airbus: sette A320 per Royal Brunei
5 Mag, 2014
