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    EMOC, EM&E Group’s mortar carrier that rewrites the rules of indirect fire

    EM&E Group revolutionizes the market with its 120 mm EMOC, featuring barrel-integrated inertial navigation and deployment in under 20 seconds.

  • AUSA 2022: Brute Force vs. Investments in Emerging Tech

    AUSA 2022: Brute Force vs. Investments in Emerging Tech

    This event explored how militaries will weigh the need for brute force vs. investments in emerging technologies in the wake of Russia invading Ukraine.

  • AUSA 2022: State of Modernization

    AUSA 2022: State of Modernization

    In this panel event hosted by Defense News at AUSA, we heard from Army leaders about the state of the modernization priorities.

  • Q&A: How LTAMDS Defends Against Aerial Threats

    Q&A: How LTAMDS Defends Against Aerial Threats

    As the nature of aerial threats changes, radar systems have to adapt to provide effective defense.

  • AMRAAM Missile: A long legacy with new capability

    AMRAAM Missile: A long legacy with new capability

    The AMRAAM Missile is the weapon the U.S. and 40 other nations use to defend the skies.

  • Webcast: SMD Debrief 2022

    Webcast: SMD Debrief 2022

    In this webcast, Defense News examined the current state of missile defense, emerging threats in the near future and the long-term needs for effective space and missile defense.

  • Building a Data-Centric Mission Partner Environment

    The success of the cloud-native network in Afghanistan is a timely example as the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command speeds its efforts to deliver a mission partner environment (MPE) for the command’s urgent regional objectives. Read on to learn more.

  • Webcast: Data for Joint Operations

    The Defense Department plans to use data to expand the common operational picture, or COP, that informs troops about the state of the battlefield, enemy positions, and other high-value assets. Programs like the Army’s Project Convergence and Project Rainmaker, the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System, and the Navy’s Project Overmatch are intended to expand network functionality and collaboration across the services, inching the Pentagon ever closer to its goal…

  • The CAE Perspective on Training the Force of the Future

    The CAE Perspective on Training the Force of the Future

    The global environment is changing. Political upheaval, climate change and the complexity of technological advances increase both the difficulty, and the tempo, of military operations, driving a need for modernization of training. Training systems that are adaptive, resilient, and scalable, provide critical flexibility in efficiently and effectively preparing the armed forces for today’s challenges.

  • SNC Prioritizes IR&D, Develops New AISR Platform, RAPCON-X™

    SNC Prioritizes IR&D, Develops New AISR Platform, RAPCON-X™

    SNC continues its investment in the future of the armed services, this time with a new Aerial Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (AISR) platform called RAPCON-X.

  • The CAE Perspective on Training the Force of the Future

    The CAE Perspective on Training the Force of the Future

    Visit https://www.cae.com/defense-security/ to learn more.

  • Army-Industry Collaboration is the Key to Modernization

    Army-Industry Collaboration is the Key to Modernization

    The ongoing conflict in Eastern Europe shines a light on the U.S. Army’s strategic focus on readiness and modernization. In its most comprehensive transformation in decades, the Army is simultaneously positioning itself to defeat any potential enemy today and to win on the joint all-domain battlefield of the future.

  • “Switching Cost” – For the Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft Program, It’s More than Just Money

    “Switching Cost” – For the Army’s Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft Program, It’s More than Just Money

    Currently, the U.S. Army is undergoing a modernization effort after 40 years of operating and upgrading equipment designed during the Vietnam War-era, fielded in the early 1980s and served the Army from the Cold War through operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. As platforms are developed through this new modernization effort, the Army must ascertain the switching costs to ensure affordability and operational congruency and reduce risk.

  • Defeating drones: Demonstration in the desert

    Defeating drones: Demonstration in the desert

    The task: to detect and defeat all Group 1 – 3 drones – individual and multiples – of various sizes, ranges and maneuverability. The result: success.

  • Enabling the 21st Century Warfighter

    Enabling the 21st Century Warfighter

    To help accelerate American and allied military modernization and preserve global deterrence, Lockheed Martin is developing a new framework for 21st Century Warfare.

  • GhostEye: Nothing Goes Unseen

    GhostEye: Nothing Goes Unseen

    Raytheon Missiles & Defense, a Raytheon Technologies business, unveils its new name for a family of advanced air and missile defense radars: a series of radars with enhanced sensor performance and reliability—improving defense capability against the proliferation and evolution of the advanced threats of today and tomorrow.

  • A Commander’s Call to Action: Committing to Innovation and Realizing the Naval Force of Tomorrow

    A Commander’s Call to Action: Committing to Innovation and Realizing the Naval Force of Tomorrow

    “Look after your sailors and they will look after you.” Read Ron Lloyd’s, Vice-Admiral (Ret’d) 35th Commander of the Royal Canadian Navy, perspective on Canadian Naval leadership.

  • Visualizing the art of the possible

    Visualizing the art of the possible

    Off the coast of Hawaii, a Standard Missile-3 Block IIA interceptor launched from the guided missile destroyer USS John Finn, rocketed outside Earth’s atmosphere and destroyed an intercontinental ballistic missile target.It was the first test of its kind in the physical world. But in the digital world, it had already happened – many, many times.

  • Webcast: Next-Generation Munitions

    Webcast: Next-Generation Munitions

    A webcast discussion with Air Force leadership during AFA.

  • Banding together to beat ballistic missiles

    Banding together to beat ballistic missiles

    A proven team – and two of the world’s most advanced radars – combine to deliver superior surveillance, target discrimination and defensive capabilities against all classes of ballistic missile threats.

  • Three Ways JADO is Transforming the Future of Aviation

    Three Ways JADO is Transforming the Future of Aviation

    Imagine a conversation with Allan and Malcolm Loughead (who later became the “Lockheed” brothers) in 1913 on the day they flew the Model-G Hydro-Aeroplane, or with aviation pioneer Igor Sikorsky after his first practical helicopter took flight in Connecticut in 1939. How would you explain the game-changing, integrated capabilities of today’s next-generation aircraft—and what they’ll be capable of in the future? It starts with three core capabilities: speed, connectivity and…

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