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22 November

Pictured: A Warrior Infantry Fighting Vehicle imoves into position during Ex Iron Titan on Salisbury Training area near West Down camp. Ex IRON TITAN (Ex IT23) is a scenario driven exercise that coheres the training of the 3(UK) Divisions enabling elements. Ex IRON DIABOLO, a sub-exercise within Ex IT23 will validate 21 Engineer Regiment as the Divisional Engineer Regiment and 26 Engineer Regiment ahead of their deployment to Poland on Op LINOTYPER in early 2024. The exercise targets technical engineering, with a focus on those tasks which are difficult to deliver at the Battlegroup FTX level such as: Wet Wide Gap Crossing (WWGC) part of the Battle Craft Syllabus (BCT), Amphibious and Boat operations as well as construction of other facilities.

Rheinmetall to Supply Trailblazer Cameras for British Warrior IFV Fleet

Rheinmetall has received a contract to deliver its Trailblazer driver vision systems for the UK's Warrior infantry fighting vehicle fleet.

22 November

A military personnel, wearing camouflage and a microphoned headset, is seen using a laptop displaying a map. The photo appears to be taken inside a cramped military vehicle.

Juster Domingo

L3Harris to Supply Netherlands With Upgraded Radio Systems

The Netherlands has chosen L3Harris Technologies to supply its radios for the army's communications upgrade initiative.

21 November

Two military personnel wearing camouflage uniform look at their computer screens displaying what appears to be maps. They're facing the background, which has three large screens displaying different maps. Similarly, four smaller screens make up the foreground.

Juster Domingo

German Navy Frigates to Get C2 System Upgrades

Danish software company Systematic has been chosen to provide command and control (C2) systems for the German Navy's future F-126 frigates.

21 November

Rojoef Manuel

Cyberattack Impacts Canadian Forces, Public Servants With Relocation Services

Canada has documented a cyberattack on its armed forces members and public servants who are engaged with relocation support services.

21 November

Joe Saballa

US Army Deploys New AI-Enabled Electronic Warfare Tool

The US Army has deployed a new artificial intelligence-enabled tool to support electronic warfare missions.

20 November

A B-52 Stratofortress aircrew member participating in a laser eye protection test. Eyewear devices include separate day and night spectacles, ballistics spectacles, and visors designed to integrate with night vision goggles. (U.S. Air Force courtesy photo)

Rojoef Manuel

USAF Upgrades Eyewear to Protect Pilots From Laser Threats

The US Air Force Life Cycle Management Center has launched a project to upgrade the eyewear of pilots to protect them from laser threats.

20 November

Inder Singh Bisht

BAE to Enhance Typhoon Anti-Jamming Capabilities

BAE Systems has secured investment for the next phase of the Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft anti-jamming system.

20 November

A photo from the BlackBerry Network Operations Center in Waterloo, Canada.

Rojoef Manuel

BlackBerry Inks Cyber Enhancement Agreement for Malaysia

Canadian firm BlackBerry has signed a software and services agreement to boost Malaysia’s cybersecurity capabilities.

17 November

A U.S. Air National Guard Cyber Security Operations specialist assigned to the 148th Fighter Wing, Minnesota Air National Guard, inspects electrical components for radio communication at the Duluth, Minn., Air National Guard Base on Mar. 07, 2023. Cyber Security Operations specialists provide the best and most secure systems and ensure they operate properly while remaining secure from outside intrusion. (Air National Guard Photo by Airman 1st Class Tylin Rust)

Rojoef Manuel

US Air Force Seeks Reserve Personnel for Cyber Operations

The US Air Force has launched a program to enlist “cutting-edge talents” to enhance the US Department of Defense’s cyber competitiveness.

17 November

An expert constructs electronic circuit using digital tools

Rojoef Manuel

Raytheon to Modernize Tactical Radio Frequency Sensors for DARPA

DARPA has awarded Raytheon a $15-million contract to enhance the electronic capability of tactical radio frequency sensors.

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