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122970
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2012.
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The article presents information on the growing demand of Military Ground Surveillance Radar (GSR) across the world. One of the most avid users of GSR apparatus is the U.S. Army that has used the AN/PPS-5 GSR, which offer 10km detection range. It is stated that Israel currently has an existential GSR requirement to equip its troops.
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123828
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2013.
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The article offers information on the need of the command post for armed forces. It informs that nowadays art of command equipped with different modern technologies for military's war fighting and disaster relief. It mentions that some of the technologies used by different armed forces including the Patrol Support System (PSS) from defense equipment manufacturer Selex ES SpA, JOCCS Framework for multiagency work and the Critical Incident Response System form Northrop Grumman Corp. in the U.S.
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122960
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2012.
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The article presents information on Israel Defense Forces. The military forces consist of the ground forces, Air Force and Navy. The ground forces' strength is working toward balance, combination, and coordination between the ground corps. It is stated that Israel's top brass has moved to strengthen the C4I directorate through its expanded mission responsibility.
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123913
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2013.
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In this article, the author discusses the software defined radio (SDR) technology. SDR provides a platform to allow militaries to keep adding things to new waveforms and other radio frequency functions like electronic attack, signals intelligence and counter improvised explosive device jamming. Also discussed is the military programme SVFuA SDR from Germany which is to replace the legacy SEM family of radios. INSET: RUAG Defence: Tactical Telephony
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123856
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2013.
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In this article, the author discusses the importance of upgrading, enhancement and service life extension of military equipment. According to him, the extent of extension of service life of equipment varies according to equipment type and state of preparedness of the armed forces. Also discussed is the relaunch of the armored fighting vehicle family Combat Vehicle-Reconnaissance by the defence company BAE Systems Inc.
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122963
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2012.
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The article presents information on reactive armour to counter the deadly anti-armour threat. CeramTec-ETEC is offering ceramic monolithic and multi tile components in the field of body armour. It is stated that Diehl Defence s AVePS project has demonstrated the possibilities as well as performance potentials of future modern, active vehicle protection systems.
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122961
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2012.
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The article presents information on the prospects of the integrated battlefield that provides superiority in weapons systems efficacy through the use of advanced sensors and the rapid distribution of information to each position within a theatre of operation. It is stated that since achieving coalition interoperability remains difficult, armed forces are eager to field network-enabled technologies. The move is seen as a pre-requisite for a true force-wide integrated battlefield.
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