Joint Threat Emitter Simulator Deployed in Largest Military Exercise in Europe
The JTE from Northrop Grumman provided electronic range simulation training, a battlespace environment and aided in the training of F-35B pilots from the RAF, RN and USMC
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The JTE from Northrop Grumman provided electronic range simulation training, a battlespace environment and aided in the training of F-35B pilots from the RAF, RN and USMC
Silent Sentinel's system will be used on the Rheinmetall Mission Master UGV, and includes a dual EO/IR camera, a laser range finder and a panoramic full ring camera for 360° surveillance
Senop Oy’s NVD’s will give soldiers improved night fighting capabilities with image intensifiers, hand-held observation and surveillance systems, and laser aiming devices
The JLTVs will be supplied to the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, and U.S. Air Force along with a select group of NATO and non-NATO allies
Technology will provide Armored and Stryker Brigade Combat Teams with rapid, precise indirect and direct fire capability, whilst keeping the operating crew well protected
A new contract with KMW will see WFEL produce Boxer Vehicle Drive Module fabricated hulls over ten years.
Immersive Wisdom Inc. and Ghost Robotics will work with Tyndall Air Force Base to revolutionize base defense and aid in reconnaissance
U.S. Army test next generation goggle with heads-up display, delivering enhanced navigation, night vision and thermal sights
Equipped with intelligence-gathering technology and a remote-controlled weapon station, the system is designed to collect tactical intelligence in the area of operations while providing frontline fire support whenever necessary
The Boxer CRV was trialled at Cowley Beach Training Area, to test it's operational capability in loose sand.
The new Saphir 2.6 MK devices will provide improved observation range and round-the-clock reconnaissance
Rheinmetall is delivering three Lynx vehicles to compete in test and evaluation trials conducted around Australia over 12 months