EFV moves into system design and development

Article Abstract:

The US Marine Corps will use two of the three prototypes of the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicles (EFV) as ballistic-protection test vehicles, which will withstand rigors as required. The vehicles, which have a crew of three, were made under the program development and risk reduction phase and is designed to carry a seventeen member reinforced squad that can dismount in thirteen seconds.

General services, US Marine Corps, Safety and security measures, United States. Marine Corps

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International Aegis trials mark new maturity

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the first multinational Aegis-equipped warships qualification trials held in mid-June as well as the trials launch of the newest, smaller version Spy-1 F radar, which is now qualified for operations.

Facilities & equipment, International Affairs, Military Exercises & Maneuvers, Military Action, Evaluation, Equipment and supplies, Naval vessels, Military operations, Warships, Military maneuvers

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US Ballistic Missile Defences progress: Status report and future-oriented plans

Article Abstract:

The successes and limitations of the US Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) system are reviewed and an explanation of its testing and fielding strategies presented. Steps contemplated to take the program ahead are discussed.

Defense programs, Defence programs

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