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135588
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The article looks at the advances in the command, control, communications, computers and intelligence (C4I) systems, an integrated communication systems in the battespaces. Topics discussed include importance of distributed control, centralised command, and decentralised execution in battlefields, development of skills that are integrating actionable human-terrain knowledge into C4I systems, and role of information technology in changing the basic nature of warfare.
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135577
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The article focuses on the defense sector and armed forces of Australia, and states that it has a defense budget of around 30 billion U.S. dollars for 2014-15. Topics include establishment of the Independent Project Performance Office (IPPO) by the former Defense Minister Stephen Smith in 2011, Defence Minister David Johnston's proposal for the restructuring of country's military procurement agency Defence Material Organisation in 2014, and the future of Australia's military preparedness. INSET: LAND FORCES 2014.
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ID:
135589
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The article discusses the importance of comprehensive, detailed and tactical training for excelling into the assets to exploit the potential of the soldier. Topics discussed include role of multinational training in improving force, capability and projection of a nation's defense, military training development and implementation through collaboration among different countries and use of training to develop better decision-making skills and judgment.
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135581
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In the 21st century a modernized military force and waging war is expensive. As wars engulf the Middle East, Africa and the Ukraine – to mentions a few hotspots- military budgets in the US and many other nations are slashed as their economies can no longer sustain previously high expensive levels. something but, what? How? has to change.
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135578
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With a new civil government in place, Indonesia’s military expenditure will still expected to be directed at continuing the modernization of the Indonesia Armed forces as well as the country’s defence industrial base.
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135587
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Can Russia afford to commit a rising share of its GDP to the armed forces. The defence budget accounts for over 20% of all public spending. A weakening economy, lower energy prices and an ageing society reliant on social welfare programmes will force hard political choice.
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135585
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The article discusses the Ground-X Vehicle Technology (GXV-T) programme, launched by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in August 2014, which invites contractors to help design a more advanced vehicle compared to the vehicles used by the U.S. Armed Forces, currently. INSETS: JLTV at a Glance;Ground-X Vehicle Technology (GXV-T) Programme.
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ID:
135586
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The article focuses on soldier modernisation programmes of several countries to make their militaries more effective in combat against enemies. Topics discussed include the India's Futuristic Infantry Soldier As a System (F-INSAS) Phase-2, the Singaporean Advanced Combat Man System (ACMS), and plans of Benelux countries to develop structured cooperation for contributing to European Union (EU) Battle Group.
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ID:
135580
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The US and its allies belatedly achieved a balance on the battlefield of Iraq and Afghanistan against IED dangers. In an era of overall shrinking defence budgets, it is imperative to continues the short-and long term momentum technology quest for excellence in this sector.
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ID:
135584
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The article focuses on advancements and changes in military training and education methods and techniques and mentions that biggest change in soldier training is mainly due to development in computing and simulation technology. Topics include the Weapon Effects Simulations (WES) technology that include pyrotechnics triggered by laser or radio; chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear defense as a major consideration during soldier training; training devices for armored fighting vehicles.
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