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Defense Advancement showcases G3 Systems’ military shelters, containerized solutions and deployable systems
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Track the latest news and engineering developments in land warfare and tactical ground systems. Follow technical advancements in armored vehicles, uncrewed ground vehicles (UGVs), active protection systems, and soldier-borne technology powering modern land forces.
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Defense Advancement showcases G3 Systems’ military shelters, containerized solutions and deployable systems
Features of the fully digitalized Challenger 3 include a new armor solution, an active protection system and significantly improved mobility through an upgraded engine and new hydrogas suspension
The five-year contract, with a five-year option, will see AM General produce around 20,000 Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTV) and 10,000 trailers for the US Army
Tactical, mobile PacStar Radio Chassis speed and simplify the bridging of analog radio and IP communications at the edge of the battlefield
Lumen will supply the US Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) with modern hybrid-cloud voice and audio conferencing services that support the Department of Defense (DoD)'s mission both inside and outside the US
Inertial Labs seeks to increase distribution channels within the defense industry
The Next Generation Automated Test System (NGATS) provides immediate solutions, fault diagnosis for more than 100 components, eliminating manual troubleshooting and disassembly of components
Mercury Systems has announced its next-generation rugged edge servers, RES X08, delivering improvements such as a 15% improved power efficiency and 50% increased memory bandwidth
The Swedish Army has placed a new order for 20 additional CV90 mortar systems from BAE, bringing the total fleet to 80 vehicles, planned to enter service by 2025
The new Lightweight Recovery Vehicles fill a capability gap for a recovery vehicle with the off-road performance to follow the routes of the British Army’s High Mobility Transporter Jackal and Coyote vehicles
As part of the contract, CAES will deliver 80,000 M-Code GPS antennas over three years, with the antennas expected to help improve security and anti-jamming of military navigation
Oshkosh will deliver more FMTV A2 vehicles to the US Army, with the modernized truck offering increased force protection, greater payload capacity, and enhanced engine power