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SMART MUNITIONS INCREASE MARKET SHARE
Asian Military Review

SMART MUNITIONS INCREASE MARKET SHARE

Top attack munitions are now widely developed for different artillery calibers with varied ranges.

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June/July 2021
NEXT GEN NVGS - A CLEAR IMPROVEMENT
Asian Military Review

NEXT GEN NVGS - A CLEAR IMPROVEMENT

Fused and enhanced night-vision technology will make the difference to soldiers fighting at night.

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June/July 2021
MILITARY ROTORCRAFT DEVELOPMENT - NO MORE ‘STOVEPIPES'
Asian Military Review

MILITARY ROTORCRAFT DEVELOPMENT - NO MORE ‘STOVEPIPES'

New rotorcraft are going to come with new abilities founded on open systems that provide easier upgrade paths and cheaper through life costs.

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June/July 2021
INDO PACIFIC UAV DIRECTORY 2021
Asian Military Review

INDO PACIFIC UAV DIRECTORY 2021

The development of unmanned aerial vehicles is growing apace, especially in China. New longer range ISR platforms are also on the procurement list of several nations.

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June/July 2021
TIME TO RESET TRILATERAL RELATIONS
Asian Military Review

TIME TO RESET TRILATERAL RELATIONS

United States President Joe Biden has made it a top priority of his Administration to repair and re-energize global alliances during its first year in power. This is a necessary strategic and political calculus made in light of growing global security, public health, and environmental challenges that will require cooperation and multilateral contributions. President Trump’s ‘America first’ policy did much to undermine confidence in such relationships over his time in office.

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June/July 2021
SOCPAC KEEN TO SHARE JOINT DOCTRINE AND TRAINING
Asian Military Review

SOCPAC KEEN TO SHARE JOINT DOCTRINE AND TRAINING

The return of Great Power competition means that US SOCPAC is more than ever seeking joint training opportunities with regional special forces.

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June/July 2021
MARINE ENGINE POWER - NOT JUST ABOUT KNOTS
Asian Military Review

MARINE ENGINE POWER - NOT JUST ABOUT KNOTS

Navies not only want more engine power, there are also coming under increasing pressure to become environmentally conscious.

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June/July 2021
AMPHIBIOUS FORCES
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AMPHIBIOUS FORCES

New amphibious concepts are re-shaping marine forces to break the A2AD defensive line.

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June/July 2021
SPACE V AIRBORNE ISR OR MIX AND MATCH
Asian Military Review

SPACE V AIRBORNE ISR OR MIX AND MATCH

Owning satellite based ISR for military use is still an exclusive ‘club’, but airborne ISR still provides that most countries need.

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April/May 2021
SHIPBUILDING - A NUMBERS GAME
Asian Military Review

SHIPBUILDING - A NUMBERS GAME

While experience grows among Indo-Pacific naval designers, order numbers remain crucial to keeping costs down and yards in business.

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April/May 2021
MODERNISATION AND UNITY TO COUNTER PLAN'S NAVAL GROWTH
Asian Military Review

MODERNISATION AND UNITY TO COUNTER PLAN'S NAVAL GROWTH

The recent accelerated growth of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) has been nothing short of astronomical, amidst its much-publicized shift in strategic ambition to become a bluewater naval power.

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April/May 2021
HIGHER CALIBRE
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HIGHER CALIBRE

Western manufacturers are now seeing increasingly successful small arms designs emerging from Asia.

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April/May 2021
CHINA'S AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT FORCE
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CHINA'S AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT FORCE

To what extent has the Chinese Navy (PLAN) extended its capacity to conduct offensive amphibious operations?

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April/May 2021
ALL SEEING, ALL KNOWING
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ALL SEEING, ALL KNOWING

Extensive research is being undertaken by the U.S. Department of Defense to turn the desire for All Joint Domain Command and Control (JADC2) into reality.

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April/May 2021
SINGAPORE'S NEW AIR DEFENCE UMBRELLA
Asian Military Review

SINGAPORE'S NEW AIR DEFENCE UMBRELLA

In 2018 the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) took initial delivery of its newest air defence system, the French MBDA Aster-30 SAMP/T medium-ranged surfaceto-air missile system.

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February/March 2021
NEW DIMENSION TO GULF DEFENCE MARKET
Asian Military Review

NEW DIMENSION TO GULF DEFENCE MARKET

The normalisation of relationships with Israel through the Abraham Accords will potentially stimulate the growth of the defence industry, not least among the signatories.

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February/March 2021
REMOTE FIREPOWER
Asian Military Review

REMOTE FIREPOWER

Taking a crewman away from a gun allows greater flexibility in the choice of weapon and where it is located.

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February/March 2021
RAN MELDS UNMANNED SYSTEMS INTO NEW MODEL NAVY
Asian Military Review

RAN MELDS UNMANNED SYSTEMS INTO NEW MODEL NAVY

The Royal Australian Navy’s new strategy for developing unmanned surface and sub-surface systems delivers both capability and capacity to support the navy’s new fleet.

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February/March 2021
Asian Military Review

MORE BANG FOR YOUR BUCK

Most Asian nations that operate fleets of legacy fighter aircraft continue to procure upgrade packages to increase capability and the extend service life of their jets. Around the Indo-Pacific, numerous upgrade programmes for American, European and Russian types are underway.

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February/March 2021
LOOKING INWARD
Asian Military Review

LOOKING INWARD

India’s Government is trying to meld its Atamnirbhar Bharat Initiative towards its military aviation ambitions.

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February/March 2021
GCC NAVIES BUILD FOR PERSISTENT PATROLS IN HOME WATERS
Asian Military Review

GCC NAVIES BUILD FOR PERSISTENT PATROLS IN HOME WATERS

While international navies provide larger warships to patrol the waters of the Gulf, GCC nations are building their strength to sustain a constant presence.

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February/March 2021
CHINESE AIR FORCE SPREADS NEW WINGS
Asian Military Review

CHINESE AIR FORCE SPREADS NEW WINGS

China’s military aviation industry has evolved from reverse engineering to indigenous design and development.

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February/March 2021
DESIGNED FOR SPEED AND OFFSHORE SECURITY
Asian Military Review

DESIGNED FOR SPEED AND OFFSHORE SECURITY

Coastal and fast patrol craft are being increasingly used to protect coastlines and offshore economic assets. Armada talked to Israeli Shipyards' Oded Brier about recent and future developments.

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February/March 2021
A NEW EQUIPAGE OF THE NIGHT HUNTER
Asian Military Review

A NEW EQUIPAGE OF THE NIGHT HUNTER

The Mi-28N has been nicknamed the Night Hunter by the Russian troops thanks to its ability to perform combat missions at any time in simple and adverse weather conditions. The same nickname has been inherited by its export version– Mi-28NE.

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February/March 2021
TARANTO ‘STRINGBAG' LESSONS REVISITED
Asian Military Review

TARANTO ‘STRINGBAG' LESSONS REVISITED

In November 80 years ago, the British launched an audacious operation that heralded a new era in naval warfare.

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November/December 2020
EYES IN THE SKY
Asian Military Review

EYES IN THE SKY

Roaming UAVs ease airborne border and coastal surveillance

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7 mins  |
November/December 2020
PENETRATING MARITIME A2/AD
Asian Military Review

PENETRATING MARITIME A2/AD

Increasing the range of air-to-surface missiles has become an important factor in penetrating A2/AD defences, particularly in the maritime environment.

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8 mins  |
November/December 2020
NAVIES SURFACE INTEREST IN UNMANNED SYSTEMS
Asian Military Review

NAVIES SURFACE INTEREST IN UNMANNED SYSTEMS

Unmanned systems manufacturers are finding a responsive market for their products among navies in the Indo-Pacific region.

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7 mins  |
November/December 2020
DEFEND AND DETER
Asian Military Review

DEFEND AND DETER

The air defence threat-and-response equation exists increasingly in integrated layers. AMR looks at two examples of how Western navies use missiles to defend against and deter the integrated air threat.

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9 mins  |
November/December 2020
COVID SETBACK FOR SOF TRAINING
Asian Military Review

COVID SETBACK FOR SOF TRAINING

Special operations training programmes across the Indo-Pacific region have been significantly hampered by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

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6 mins  |
November/December 2020

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