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Carrier-Killer: Why India Needs a Maritime Strike Bomber

The fastest way to sink an enemy warship is by attacking it from the air. Modern combat aircraft can travel hundreds of kilometres an hour, patrol far from their bases, and use standoff weapons...

Hensoldt Group’s Core Competence is to Recognise and Detect Threats and to Protect End Users

HENSOLDT has been pursuing innovative ideas which translate into technologies for the protection of forces across the globe and into a successful business for over 125 years. The company is present in Germany, France,...

The Future of CBRN Detection Systems

  Traditionally, CBRN weapons have been manufactured for use on the battlefield. In recent years, this threat has changed from CBRN weapons to include Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TICs). The threats posed by these materials has...

AL TARIQ – The Ultimate Solution

  EDGE is a UAE-headquartered advanced technology group for defence and beyond, consolidating more than 20 entities across four core clusters. One of the top 25 military contractors in the world, the entities under EDGE...

Hiccups in India’s Military Reforms

Reforms in the military is a continuous effort taking into account the future threats, changing nature of warfare, the future battlefield environment and the impact of critical and emerging technologies on war-fighting. Military reforms...

Realism in Setting the Requirement Key to the Success of MRFA Acquisition Programme

  Quite recently, on June 27, Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhary, Chief of the Air Staff, Indian Air Force (IAF) said that the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) selected for the 114 multi-role fighter aircraft (MRFA)...
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