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Soldier Modernisation (SoldierMod.Com) is an authoritative policy and technology publication for the international defence community, serving the integrated equipment needs of the dismounted soldier and marine in operations today and the fielding of Soldier Modernisation Programmes over the next few years. SoldierMod.Com is designed to provide insights into how decision makers plan to transform operations in the areas of survivability, sustainability, C4I, lethality and mobility; managing the balance between the promise of ‘leap-ahead technology balance and mature cost effective solutions. SoldierMod.Com is a co-operative project involving key government and industry organizations, alliances and forums. Source

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Army announces contract award for Javelin Missile System

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By Army Public Affairs Download article as PDF A U.S. Marine fires a Javelin at a simulated enemy tank at Pohakuloa Training Area in Hawaii. Photo: © U.S. Marine Corps) The U.S. Army awarded the Javelin Joint Venture, comprised of Lockheed Martin of Orlando, Florida, and Raytheon Technologies of Tucson, Arizona, contract for the Javelin Missile System. This contract allows Javelin Missile System procurement and production support for the Army, Marines, Navy, and international customers.
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EDA's final Hot Blade exercise lifts off in Portugal

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Download article as PDF Photo: © European Defence Agency A total of 23 air assets and some 750 military personnel from eight countries – Austria, Belgium, Czechia, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland and Portugal – participated in Hot Blade 2023, hosted by the Portuguese Air Force. In addition, Greece and Italy sent exercise observers. The air assets comprised 13 helicopters and 10 fixed wings, including training and transport aircrafts and fast jets.
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Troop protection via man portable radar, has arrived

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Soldier Modernisation talks to Leo McClosky from Echodyne Inc about their innovative solutions Download article as PDF Over history troop protection in the field has become a key area for those responsible for troop safety. The damage to morale by the return of wounded and dead comrades can’t be measured in the cost of training the modern soldier.
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Tactical Communications Intelligence in the modern battlefield: navigating present threats and future trends

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David Beckett, Business Development Director at TCI (part of SPX CommTech), explores modern tactical communications intelligence in defence and the trends that will shape the coming years – from omnipresent AI to accessible satellite communications Download article as PDF Over the past few years, and particularly in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine, we’ve come to realise that real-time communications intelligence (COMINT) is the most critical asset any team can have.
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Closing capability gaps for overmatch advantage: The right tool for the mission

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Soldier Modernisation talks modern sight technology with Todd Pace at Raytheon ELCAN Download article as PDF SoldierMod caught up with Todd Pace from Raytheon ELCAN. Q: Todd, you’ve been with Raytheon ELCAN for a while now; has anything surprised you, now that you’re on the commercial side rather than in uniform? A: Yes – I’ve been with ELCAN for almost eighteen months. I didn’t understand what all went into building a rifle sight.
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TACOM commander speaks on Army modernization

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By Adam Sikes, TACOM Public Affairs Office Download article as PDF The RIA – JMTC’s Jointless Hull Machine. Photo credit: U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Darren Werner, commanding general of U.S. Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Command, spoke about the Army’s ongoing modernization and logistics priorities at the additive manufacturing-focused RAPID + TCT conference, held on May 2 – 4, 2023.
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Connecting the modern Warfighter: Proven from Nett Warrior to your programme

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Kwesst, the go to partner for soldier digitization.
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Defence Wargaming Centre

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Research, design, delivery and analysis of wargames to provide insights and support decisions in UK defence and security Download article as PDF The Defence Wargaming Centre (DWC) is the UK’s analytical wargaming centre of excellence and part of the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl). It helps meet the increasing demand for wargaming as a tool to support decisions and to develop insights into the complex issues facing UK defence and security now and in the future.
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See without being seen: the new generation of thermal imagers

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Soldier Modernisation talks to Ralph Wilhelm, Sales and Marketing Specialist, VECTED GmbH Download article as PDF First, a brief look into the past: Thermal imaging technology became established in the 1980s. The first devices always had to be cooled; this meant larger and heavier devices that were often vehicle-bound and needed a permanent power supply for cooling. These were widely used in the military sector. At the time, there were no sensors that could image the infrared range uncooled.
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USMC begins fielding of Ultra Light Tactical Vehicle

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Marine Corps Systems Command Download article as PDF The ULTV is a modular, off-road, utility vehicle which can be configured to provide logistical support to the FMF, perform casualty evacuation, command and control, and electronic warfare missions. Photo credit: © Marine Corps photo by Ashley Calingo.
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