Development – the SOM-J Lockheed Martin and Turkish missile house Roketsan signed a contract to co-operatively develop the SOM-J autonomous, long-range, low-observable, all-weather precision air- to-surface cruise missile for integration into the weapons bay of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II multirole fighter.Read More →
Bruker Detection For the sake of passenger and cargo security, as well as protecting infra- structure and transport assets, improved screening for explosives and other dangerous substances is increasingly imperative. Germany-based Bruker Detection has just met stringent new aviation standards for its DE-tector system. It is the first European-built explosivesRead More →
Stinging the enemy Allen-Vanguard has launched Scorpion 2, the latest addition to its electronic countermeasures (ECM) product line. Scorpion 2 is a software-defined man-portable ECM system that is programmable across its entire operating range of 20Mhz to 6Ghz, enabling it to provide highly effective protection against all current or emergingRead More →
Raytheon Anschutz Raytheon Anschütz is showing its latest naval integrated navigation and bridge system . SYNAPSIS NAVAL leverages the existing SYNAPSIS Integrated Navigation System, and integrates various military system capabilities including: radar video merging and other tactical radar features; integrated situational awareness; ship self-defence capabilities; military surveillance radars; and cyberRead More →
AgustaWestland Agusta Westland has now delivered 48 of the 62 AW159 Wildcat helicopters ordered for the British Army and Royal Navy. The latter service is to receive 28 of them and is working to bring the fleet into service following a formal release to service.Read More →
skills and resources in Cambridge, UK As well as providing local technical and engineering support, Marshall’s offices in Canada have access to the extensive skills and resources in Cambridge, UK, where the company employs more than 2,00highly trained personnel. Marshall Aerospace and Defence holds extensive airworthiness accreditations, granted by aRead More →
Delivered by Aircraft Carrier Alliance The two QEC ships are being delivered by the Aircraft Carrier Alliance, a partnering relationship between BAE Systems, Thales UK, Babcock, and the MoD. During the construction phase the project involved six shipyards and more than 700 businesses in a supply chain located around theRead More →
CAE Training Before the end of this fiscal year, CAE expects to have broken ground on its latest training centre, which will be established at CFB Comox in British Columbia to support the Airbus C295W fleet that is being acquired for the Fixed-Wing Search and Rescue (FWSAR) role. SA ArtilleryRead More →
Ex SADF anger mounts in SA *June 5 2011. Intense anger has erupted amongst the many tens of thousands of white, pre-1994 SADF veterans who fought from the age of 17 to 55 years in the fierce South African border wars against armed, communist infiltration. * *The communist ANC-regime nowRead More →
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