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Global Defence Technology: Issue 15
In this issue: India’s F-INSAS programme, top ten energy-saving tech, the F-35’s F135 engine from concept to testing, Australia’s urgent naval upgrades, and more.
Persistent littoral surveillance: automated coast guards
When it comes to guarding huge stretches of shoreline, there's only so much traditional vessels can accomplish. Chris Lo explores the US Navy's plans for a networked system of automated vehicles and sensors which could carry out littoral surveillance with an unblinking eye.
Falklands War – UK and Argentine naval power then and now
The UK Navy dominated their Argentine counterparts during the Falklands War, but how have these forces fared since that conflict?
Shaping a new breed of mine countermeasure vessels
As Sandown and Hunt mine hunting vessels approach their retirement, the UK Royal Navy has been exploring alternatives. Liam Stoker explores the possible future of a combined mine-countermeasure, hydrographic and patrol vessel, taking inspiration from France’s SLaMF programme.
Global Defence Technology Issue 14
In this issue: Mastering military logistics, the latest sniper equipment, leading manufacturers’ UAV strategies, and the next generation of naval training.
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