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Running from 19th to 30th September, a recent NATO sponsored exercise has examined the use and effectiveness of non-lethal weapons in land operations.

NATO non-lethal technology exercise

Land October 13, 2016

Running from 19th to 30th September, a recent NATO sponsored exercise has examined the use and effectiveness of non-lethal weapons in land operations. New and complex security situations arising from fighters operating amongst civilians require new responsive technologies and NATO challenged member and partner countries to help provide solutions. The NNTEX-16L exercise ...

Listen to the webinar to hear advice on what makes a great Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) proposal.

CDE webinar: create a great CDE proposal

October 12, 2016

The recording of this webinar is now available. Listen to the webinar to hear advice on what makes a great Centre for Defence Enterprise (CDE) proposal. This link is available until 25 October 2016. You’ll need to sign in with your name, email and company details. The webinar took place on Monday ...

When it comes to defence technology, the proof is in the proving. The only way to provide soldiers with reliable equipment is through rigorous testing, but with new technology come new challenges to this process.

Defence testing: proving for all practicalities

October 12, 2016

When it comes to defence technology, the proof is in the proving. The only way to provide soldiers with reliable equipment is through rigorous testing, but with new technologies come new challenges to this process. Stuart Brown, General Manager at Element Materials Technology Here, Stuart Brown, General Manager at Element Materials Technology’s ...

A recent study shows that exports are booming for EU manufacturers of military vessels and submarines, with a strong maritime defence industry.

EU maritime defence industry booming

Maritime October 10, 2016

A recent study commissioned by the EDA has shown that exports are booming for EU manufacturers of military vessels and submarines. Despite difficult conditions in a turbulent global naval market, where exports from Chinese, Russian and South Korean shipyards are growing, the quality of European manufacturing helps to keep its ...