Designed for versatility and affordability, the new Lockheed Martin Vector Hawk addresses a broad set of unique missions and operating needs within a single system.

Israel Aerospace Industries presents SAHAR - an autonomous robotic route clearance system.

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The Commission of Audit review into government programs and spending has recommended the reintegration of the DMO into the Department of Defence and significantly reducing its size.

General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems has delivered nine of its next-generation TAC-MAAS processing, exploitation and dissemination systems to the US Special Operations Command.

In this country's somewhat belated approach to cyber warfare - it was mentioned for the first time in the 2009 Defence White Paper - the casual observer could be forgiven for thinking that most effort appears to be focussed on the defensive aspects rather than on its employment for offensive operations.

Defence plans to release an RFP for an enhanced simulation system to support individual training and qualification of all rank levels in the TACEW category and the continuation training and preparedness assessment of shipboard EW teams.

Land Defence Australia, organisers of the Land Forces 2014 exposition to be held in Brisbane in September, has announced a range of initiatives designed to assist Australian Small and Medium Enterprises.

The RAAF's Air Lift Group was renamed Air Mobility Group on April 1, according to the May 8 issue of Air Force News.

The Australian Defence Force is undertaking a simulation-based, multi-layered Command Post Exercise at Gallipoli Barracks in Brisbane and Headquarters Joint Operations Command in Bungendore, NSW.

To make considered, evidence-based cyber policy judgements in the Asia-Pacific there's a need for better tools to assess the existing 'cyber maturity' of nations in the region.

Over the past decade, the demands of the ADF's global and regional operations have seen an unprecedented growth in Australia’s special operations capability.

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Boeing delivered the 100th EA-18G Growler to the US Navy, marking a major milestone in the program that has transformed airborne electronic warfare capability for the US and its allies.

The UK Defence Equipment and Support organisation has recently briefed industry on its requirements for three new vehicles with an enhanced level of protection to replace legacy vehicles currently deployed.

In Afghanistan, the BAE Systems' M777 lightweight towed howitzer has been used very effectively for both point and area defence by US and Canadian forces.