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Raytheon and the US Navy have completed the demonstration of the Joint Standoff Weapon Extended Range air-to-surface precision guided missile.
Ghost-imaging sensors may allow helicopters or UAVs to capture images that measure damage after a bomb is dropped.
Edited by Sanu Kainikara, this book looks at the contribution of air power to the successful prosecution of irregular wars, from a military perspective.
The first hydrant dispenser from Liquip International is due for delivery to Qantas Defence Services at RAAF Base Amberley in November 2009.
Hawker Pacific has signed a lease and support contract with DMO to supply and support King Air 350 interim ADF light transport aircraft capability.
Draeger has supplied two gas-fired training units to the Royal Australian Navy at their School of Survivability and Ship Safety (RANSSSS) at HMAS Creswell in the ACT.
Boeing Defence Australia and the RAAF have held a ceremony marking the completion of the F-111 Deeper Maintenance program.
The new Carribie widescreen convertible rugged notebook is manufactured for performance in the harshest of environments.
Pioneer Computers Australia has released the DreamVision IP DVR System.
Antares Corporation has announced the release of several new rugged handheld computers with extensive features for a wide variety of applications.
Ergonomics and safety product specialist Actisafe has designed a mobile workbench for industrial applications.
The fourth Rotary Wing Group's two CH-47 Chinook helicopters and 60 crew and support personnel are returning home.
Twelve teams from five countries have been shortlisted in the Multi Autonomous Ground-robotic International Challenge 2010.
The first prototype Mercedes Benz G-Wagen vehicles have been handed over to staff from the DMO's project Land 121 - Overlander.
Limited operations of Wedgetail AEW&C aircraft are expected to start in Australia late in 2009, according to Boeing Integrated Defense Systems.
The US Navy will look into a "mobile maritime sensor", essentially a dedicated radar ship for sea-based ballistic missile defence.