The Department of Defense lacks clear guidance on various training efforts to prepare leaders for an increasingly contested information environment, according to a new Government Accountability Office report.
Adversaries are becoming more active in this realm, seeking to contest U.S. and friendly forces every day.
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The Army wants to prepare its soldiers for drone fights of the future, and one of its program executive offices is busy putting prototype training systems through their paces.
PEO Simulation, Training and Instrumentation has established an agile acquisition response team, known as STAAR, to evaluate rapid prototype capabilities. That process includes solider “touchpoints” that are part of the development process for the Army’s Synthetic Training Environment-Live Training System (STE-LTS) technology.
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The Technical High Mobility Shelter is a rapidly deployable C2 system that can be fitted on wheeled or tracked vehicles. (Elbit Systems )
Elbit Systems is to equip the Swedish Armed Forces with new mobile tactical communications stations.
The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) awarded a SEK500 million (USD48.79 million) contract to Elbit Systems Sweden for the supply of its Technical High Mobility Shelters (THMSs) to the Swedish Army, the company announced on 24 January.
Northrop Grumman has reported a 3% increase in its sales in 2022 to $36.6bn, compared with $35.7bn recorded the previous year.
The increase has been attributed to a sales increase of $1.7bn, or 16% at Space Systems and Mission Systems, which was partly offset by $728m; or a 6% sales decrease at Aeronautics Systems, and $197m, or a 3% drop at Defence Systems.
In 2022, net earnings were $4.9bn, or $31.47 per diluted share (EPS), and transaction-adjusted net earnings were $4bn, or an EPS of $25.54.
The HDF received the first of 209 Lynx armoured vehicles on 15 October 2022. (HDF)
Hungary will produce the ammunition for the KF41 Lynx infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) it is procuring domestically,
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learnt at the International Armoured Vehicles (IAV) conference held in London on 23–26 January. This is in addition to the 163 Lynx IFVs being produced in Hungary.
The Lynx has a Rheinmetall Lance 2.0 turret armed with a MK 30-2/ABM (airburst munition) cannon that fires next-generation programmable kinetic energy time-fused (KETF) ammunition.
The decision to award the FSS programme to the international consortium ‘Team Resolute’ is seen an example of a shift in the UK government’s approach to warship procurement. (Team Resolute)
A UK parliamentary select committee has said that the lack of certainty across the whole of the government’s 30-year shipbuilding pipeline could jeopardise the future prosperity of Scottish naval shipyards.
The Spanish Army’s VAC will leverage the development work done on the Spanish Army’s Castor AEV (shown above), the Pizarro, and the VCR Dragón. (General Dynamics European Land Systems)
The Spanish Army has commenced design studies for a new Tracked Support Vehicle (Vehículo de Apoyo de Cadenas: VAC) and intends to start manufacturing for the programme in 2024, according to a presentation given by a representative from the Spanish Army at the International Armoured Vehicles (IAV) conference, which was held in London from 23 to 26 January 2023.
(Illustration by Aaron Provost of Task & Purpose).
Logistics has long been one of the Ukrainian military’s greatest challenges as it has tried to maintain and operate artillery, armored vehicles, and other weapons systems from a variety of countries. Now Ukraine is receiving an influx of Western-made main battle tanks that will further strain its logistics system.
The United States recently announced it is giving Ukraine 31 new M1 Abrams tanks. Britain is also sending Ukraine 14 Challenger 2 tanks. Germany and other countries will provide Ukraine with about 80 Leopard 2 tanks.