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Today's Defence Headlines
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Russia has been using commercial vessels to move
military equipment to avoid controls, according to a report
from NATO Defense College and RUSI.
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The FEDERATES consortium will aim to create a
distributed synthetic simulation environment, fostering
collaboration in a networked digital ecosystem similar to
NATO's MSaaS.
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The system has been designed for integration
with existing Australian Defence Force systems, and will be
developed, tested and deployed using common ground control
station and software.
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Latest Industry Spotlights
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The system has been designed for integration
with existing Australian Defence Force systems, and will be
developed, tested and deployed using common ground control
station and software.
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The Philippine Government has approved the
purchase of three Lockheed Martin C-130J-30 Super Hercules
military transport aircraft, marking a reduction from the
originally planned acquisition of five aircraft.
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General Micro Systems' solution merges
battlefield processing of video, sensors, data and comms with
mobile artificial intelligence capabilities.
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Sweden has placed an order for 48 new Archers
for delivery from 2025.
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Israeli manufacturer Steadicopter presented its
new Black Eagle and Golden Eagle rotary unmanned aerial
vehicles (UAVs) for the first time in the US at AUSA. Shephard
spoke with Steadicopter CEO Itai Toren about what makes these
Eagles different from other birds in the market.
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Awarded under the Multiple-Award Contract (MAC)
vehicle, the deal involves integrating Minotaur software
products into platforms of US maritime services.
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The FEDERATES consortium will aim to create a
distributed synthetic simulation environment, fostering
collaboration in a networked digital ecosystem similar to
NATO's MSaaS.
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The exercise took place on land and in the
marine environment using EOD UGVs, submarine AUVs and special
diving equipment to improve and sharpen the skills of
participants.
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Multi-domain integration (MDI) – communicating
and operating across services, nations and systems – has been
noted as a core challenge for defence forces despite a number
of technological and cultural solutions existing.
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The lens of multi-domain operations is
sharpening, and software-driven communication choices, deeper
integration, and innovative technology are increasingly
crucial. Companies like L3Harris are enabling a new age of
international collaboration by emphasising NATO-standardised
interoperability.
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Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) announces that
its autonomous BlueWhale uncrewed submarine will participate in
the NATO Dynamic Messenger exercise, in an effort to
demonstrate its capabilities in the maritime sector.
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Twenty-five navies, eight NATO entities and more
than thirty companies and universities are currently involved
in Robotic Experimentation Prototyping Augmented by Maritime Unmanned
Systems Exercise 2023 (REPMUS 23), held off the coast of
Portugal until 29 September.
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