NATO PDW standardisation: Watershed ahead?

Article Abstract:

The obstacles faced by NATO during the standardization of the new caliber for a Personal Defense Weapon (PDW) are discussed. The standardization of systems is done by NATO so as to ensure interoperability of the material in service in different member states. PDW is intended to provide personal protection and close protection in extreme situations, like an enemy directly endangering the user.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, All Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing, Ordnance & Accessories, Defense industries, Standards, Armaments, Military weapons

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A Macedonian bet

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the debate over another NATO intervention in the Balkans are presented. The agreement between the Macedonian Government and the Albanian rebels is not expected to produce the desired results.

Eastern Europe, Yugoslavia, Macedonia, Analysis, International relations, Balkan Peninsula

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A fresh look at remotely operated weapon stations

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the Remotely Controlled Weapon Stations (RCWS) and their uses and applications, while describing the different systems.

Models, Product information, Integrated weapons systems, Cannons

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