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Russia to Exhibit Modern Equipment at Army 2020 Forum

Notizie Estero

20 Ago, 2020

Russia to Exhibit Modern Equipment at Army 2020 Forum

Modern samples of weapons and military equipment of tank, motorized rifle and artillery units will be presented at the static exposition at the Patriot Congress and Exhibition Centre at the ARMY 2020 International Military and Technical Forum.

Samples of military equipment of tank units are repre…

BAE to Charts Australian Waters for Defence Force

Notizie Estero

20 Ago, 2020

BAE to Charts Australian Waters for Defence Force

BAE Systems Australia has secured a three-year, $10 million contract to support the Australian Hydrographic Office (AHO) ICT systems so that the AHO can produce and maintain nautical charts, publications and hydrographic data to support mariners and the Australian Defence Force in Australian waters….
Cyber is Early Focus of New Australian Small Business Grant

Notizie Estero

20 Ago, 2020

Cyber is Early Focus of New Australian Small Business Grant

Defence small businesses will be recruited to join the fight against cyber threats under a new industry support program being launched today.

Minister for Defence Industry Melissa Price said Australian small businesses will receive funding to develop ambitious, game-changing capabilities for the …

Notizie Estero

19 Ago, 2020

USAF to scale down T-1 fleet, students to spend more time on simulators

The U.S. Air Force’s Air Education and Training Command has confirmed that it intends to scale down the T-1 Jayhawk fleet and students on the air mobility track will spend more time on the simulator instead. Terry Wasson / Public domain Pilots at Laughlin Air Force Base, Texas, and Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi, will […]
L’antenna radar di Sentinel-1C spiega le sue ali per la prima volta

Notizie Italia

19 Ago, 2020

L’antenna radar di Sentinel-1C spiega le sue ali per la prima volta

Fissata a un dispositivo speciale, che simula le condizioni di gravità zero, l’antenna radar SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) larga 12,3 metri e pesante 860 kg del satellite Sentinel-1C di Copernicus ha spiegato per la prima volta le sue ali presso l’Airbus Integrated Technology Center di Friedrichshafen, in Germania.


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