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German vehicle builder eyes British companies as it moves toward Boxer bid
ARTEC is making four of Britain’s top defense companies compete on various work packages ahead of the German armored vehicle builder deciding who it wants to join its team bidding to sell the Boxer eight-wheel drive vehicle to the British Army.
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Bomb-neutralizing robot secures British Army order
One of the key attributes of the T7 is the robot’s use of advanced haptic feedback from the robot arm to the remote control handgrip, giving operators the ability to feel their way through the sensitive process of neutralizing threats such as roadside bombs.
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Leonardo to lead demo of MIPS for British Army
An APS system electronic architecture that will allow the British Army to tailor its sensors and countermeasures to meet a changing threat is to be demonstrated in a deal between a Leonardo-led team and the British government.
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Oshkosh Defense fits remote weapon station, anti-RPG armor on JTLV
Oshkosh Defense turned up at the DSEI show this week sporting a few ideas of what the JTLV might look like when the British Army gets its hands on it.
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The Royal Navy may have to trim platforms to pay for tech surge
The British Royal Navy is on a technology drive to rapidly increase capability, but may have to pay the price with the removal of platforms.
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Execs foresee pre-qualification questionnaire soon for UK readiness training program
The expectation that the British Royal Air Force’s new readiness training program will officially get underway at the end of this month saw two of the likely contenders for the business announce developments at the DSEI show.
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Aviation leasing giant enters the fray of remotely piloted air systems
It’s believed this is the first time a major leasing company has moved to offer remotely piloted vehicles to military or civil users.
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Royal Navy chief looks east to forge new trade partnerships
British naval forces will need to return to the Asia-Pacific region on a regular basis if the country is to forge new trading partnerships in the area, according to the Royal Navy’s first sea lord, Adm. Sir Philip Jones.
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Vehicle makers set to to submit bids to complete lineup for UK’s MRV-P program
Armored vehicle companies are to submit bids to the U.K. Ministry of Defence later this month in a three-way competition to complete the line up of a new family of protected mobility vehicles destined for the British Army.
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Introducing Fletcher, a vehicle-mounted, laser-guided rocket launcher
An international team led by Arnold Defense is set to offer special forces and others a vehicle-mounted, laser-guided 2.75 rocket launcher when it debuts a demonstrator system at the Defence and Security Equipment International exposition in London this week.
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German vehicle builder eyes British companies as it moves toward Boxer bid
ARTEC is making four of Britain’s top defense companies compete on various work packages ahead of the German armored vehicle builder deciding who it wants to join its team bidding to sell the Boxer eight-wheel drive vehicle to the British Army.
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Bomb-neutralizing robot secures British Army order
One of the key attributes of the T7 is the robot’s use of advanced haptic feedback from the robot arm to the remote control handgrip, giving operators the ability to feel their way through the sensitive process of neutralizing threats such as roadside bombs.
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Leonardo to lead demo of MIPS for British Army
An APS system electronic architecture that will allow the British Army to tailor its sensors and countermeasures to meet a changing threat is to be demonstrated in a deal between a Leonardo-led team and the British government.
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Oshkosh Defense fits remote weapon station, anti-RPG armor on JTLV
Oshkosh Defense turned up at the DSEI show this week sporting a few ideas of what the JTLV might look like when the British Army gets its hands on it.
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The Royal Navy may have to trim platforms to pay for tech surge
The British Royal Navy is on a technology drive to rapidly increase capability, but may have to pay the price with the removal of platforms.
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Execs foresee pre-qualification questionnaire soon for UK readiness training program
The expectation that the British Royal Air Force’s new readiness training program will officially get underway at the end of this month saw two of the likely contenders for the business announce developments at the DSEI show.
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Aviation leasing giant enters the fray of remotely piloted air systems
It’s believed this is the first time a major leasing company has moved to offer remotely piloted vehicles to military or civil users.
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Royal Navy chief looks east to forge new trade partnerships
British naval forces will need to return to the Asia-Pacific region on a regular basis if the country is to forge new trading partnerships in the area, according to the Royal Navy’s first sea lord, Adm. Sir Philip Jones.
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Vehicle makers set to to submit bids to complete lineup for UK’s MRV-P program
Armored vehicle companies are to submit bids to the U.K. Ministry of Defence later this month in a three-way competition to complete the line up of a new family of protected mobility vehicles destined for the British Army.
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Introducing Fletcher, a vehicle-mounted, laser-guided rocket launcher
An international team led by Arnold Defense is set to offer special forces and others a vehicle-mounted, laser-guided 2.75 rocket launcher when it debuts a demonstrator system at the Defence and Security Equipment International exposition in London this week.
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German vehicle builder eyes British companies as it moves toward Boxer bid
ARTEC is making four of Britain’s top defense companies compete on various work packages ahead of the German armored vehicle builder deciding who it wants to join its team bidding to sell the Boxer eight-wheel drive vehicle to the British Army.
-
Bomb-neutralizing robot secures British Army order
One of the key attributes of the T7 is the robot’s use of advanced haptic feedback from the robot arm to the remote control handgrip, giving operators the ability to feel their way through the sensitive process of neutralizing threats such as roadside bombs.
-
Leonardo to lead demo of MIPS for British Army
An APS system electronic architecture that will allow the British Army to tailor its sensors and countermeasures to meet a changing threat is to be demonstrated in a deal between a Leonardo-led team and the British government.
-
Oshkosh Defense fits remote weapon station, anti-RPG armor on JTLV
Oshkosh Defense turned up at the DSEI show this week sporting a few ideas of what the JTLV might look like when the British Army gets its hands on it.
-
The Royal Navy may have to trim platforms to pay for tech surge
The British Royal Navy is on a technology drive to rapidly increase capability, but may have to pay the price with the removal of platforms.
-
Execs foresee pre-qualification questionnaire soon for UK readiness training program
The expectation that the British Royal Air Force’s new readiness training program will officially get underway at the end of this month saw two of the likely contenders for the business announce developments at the DSEI show.
-
Aviation leasing giant enters the fray of remotely piloted air systems
It’s believed this is the first time a major leasing company has moved to offer remotely piloted vehicles to military or civil users.
-
Royal Navy chief looks east to forge new trade partnerships
British naval forces will need to return to the Asia-Pacific region on a regular basis if the country is to forge new trading partnerships in the area, according to the Royal Navy’s first sea lord, Adm. Sir Philip Jones.
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Vehicle makers set to to submit bids to complete lineup for UK’s MRV-P program
Armored vehicle companies are to submit bids to the U.K. Ministry of Defence later this month in a three-way competition to complete the line up of a new family of protected mobility vehicles destined for the British Army.
-
Introducing Fletcher, a vehicle-mounted, laser-guided rocket launcher
An international team led by Arnold Defense is set to offer special forces and others a vehicle-mounted, laser-guided 2.75 rocket launcher when it debuts a demonstrator system at the Defence and Security Equipment International exposition in London this week.
