Issue 135 • June 2022

How radars and software are shaping the war in Ukraine

C-130 Hercules: the plane that defined tactical airlift

Why prioritising military might over net zero makes no sense

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Re-evaluating the threat

Despite failures in Ukraine, Russia's armed forces should not be underestimated

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  • VPT Company Insight
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  • DA Group Company Insight
  • Briefing
  • Industry news
  • The defence industry briefing
  • Ukraine conflict briefing by GlobalData
  • ZENATEK Company Insight
  • Evans Capacitor
  • Comment
  • How radars, reconnaissance and software are shaping the artillery war in Ukraine
  • The impact of the war in Ukraine on the space industry
  • Mesh networks as a facilitator of tactical communications
  • Maritime 4.0 shapes the digital shipyard of the future
  • Pearson Engineering
  • J. Blaschke Wehrtechnik
  • In Depth
  • Despite failures in Ukraine, don’t underestimate Russia’s armed forces
  • Joint all domain operations and the future of missile defence
  • The practical side of force integration
  • C-130 Hercules: the plane that defined tactical airlift
  • Synthetic environments: the key to realism in military training
  • Why prioritising military might over net zero makes no sense
  • MA Exhibitions
  • Isode
  • Shoghi
  • In Data
  • Robotics innovation in the military industry
  • Machine learning jobs in the military industry
  • Asia-Pacific is seeing a hiring boom in military big data roles
  • Debt offerings decreased in the defence industry in H2 2021
  • Pico Electronics
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  • TSS International Company Insight
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