MilDef Establishes Strategic Partner Agreement in Spain
MilDef partners with LYC to boost customized IT-solutions for the Spanish defense arena, with a special focus on MilDefs bespoke 19/2” range of rugged IT
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MilDef partners with LYC to boost customized IT-solutions for the Spanish defense arena, with a special focus on MilDefs bespoke 19/2” range of rugged IT
The L3Harris critical cryptographic modernized communications with resilient waveforms will help ensure the Army’s Integrated Tactical Network can survive in the modern battlespace
Fairwinds Technologies and Domo Tactical Communications (DTC) will partner to develop DTC's SuperNode Prototype. The resulting product will address the DN-MANET market and be suited to On-the-Move and At-the-Halt tactical networking applications
The vehicle-mounted configuration streamlines the connection between the onboard vehicle power systems and Galvion’s personal-worn power and data systems
QinetiQ will deliver over 700 Next Generation Advanced Bomb Suits (NGABS) to the U.S. Army, replacing the 20-year-old Advanced Bomb Suit (ABS)
Elbit Systems’ Joint Fires Synthetic Trainer (JFST) has delivered over 4700 hours of real-time training for British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force personnel
The handheld MilDef T.A.D. is a rugged Android-based mobile device with an exchangeable battery and night vision mode, designed to redefine the Dismounted Soldier System
BAE System’s Striker II is one of the world’s most advanced fighter helmets, using the latest technologies to integrate its all-digital night vision system and daylight readable color display
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Saab’s new Frequency Selective Surface technology allows selected radio frequencies to pass easily either way through a camouflage net
Project OdySSEy will allow military forces across all domains to regularly and securely train in a virtual world, gaining crucial battlefield experiences without the challenges and constraints of live collective training and its limited warfare scenarios
The new Gdansk facility will initially house helmet finishing and assembly capabilities, in addition to critical support, maintenance, refurbishment, upgrade and training operations