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The US Navy will look into a "mobile maritime sensor", essentially a dedicated radar ship for sea-based ballistic missile defence.
Data collected by the Joint Strike Fighter Joint Estimate Team suggest that F-35 program performance is not improving.
The second A330 Multi-Role Tanker-Transport has departed for Spain, to join another RAAF MRTT for a final series of proving flights.
Force Protection Industries has responded to the Land 121 Phase 4 Request For Proposal for the Protected Mobility-Light Program.
LCS2 Independence, from Austal and General Dynamics, has successfully completed a series of tests under builder's trials.
Out of Australia's 226 politicians - 150 members of parliament and 76 Senators - just one has seen active service in the ADF.
Interoperability requires communication, and communication requires standards.
Project Eden (JP1544 Phase 1) aimed at improving the management of Defence's holdings of physical and electronic records, an early element in a much wider information management strategy intended to facilitate and enhance Defence decision-making.
Defence media from around the world gathered in Karlsruhe, Germany last month to view and test-drive the range of Mercedes medium/heavy trucks and light tactical vehicles.
Equipping our land forces with ISR (intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) capabilities that meet their situational awareness needs in such insecure and mercurial environments as Afghanistan, is an unending and costly task.
It is one thing to acquire state-of-the-art communications equipment - being able to operate it is another matter altogether.
The take-up of tactical data links, such as Link-16, is only now gaining momentum as new platforms come on line and legacy Link-11 systems are upgraded or augmented.
The successful installation on HMAS Melbourne of an Internet Protocol-based Maritime Tactical Wide Area network (MTWAN) represents an important building block in upgrading the RAN's maritime communications to support the ADF's Network Centric Warfare (NCW) roadmap.
The Unmanned Airborne Vehicle (UAV) Challenge - Outback Rescue 2009 event brought industry, academia, and the best of the next generation of UAV technologists to Kingaroy, Queensland, for four days at the end of September.
Human security has implications for government, the ADF and defence industry.
The Tiger ARH project has reached a critical milestone, with Greg Combet, Minister for Defence Personnel, Materiel and Science announcing that the chopper had reached the Initial Operational Test and Evaluation Readiness milestone recently.
