Tactical radios: a never-ending saga?

Article Abstract:

Armies continue to use a variety of tactical radios despite efforts by leading armies such as the British Army to rationalize their procurement process. Continued technological advances are likely to keep the number of generations of tactical radios in service as high as possible. Experts, however, agree that future requirements will focus on systems that provide seamless, transparent communications services from front lines.

Product information, Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Point-to-Point Communication Equip

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Explosive ordnance disposal: new threats, new responses

Article Abstract:

Techniques for explosive ordnance disposal are presented for specific situations. Topics range from disposal of improvised explosive devices such as homemade bombs to disposal of weapons of mass destruction.

Methods, International aspects, Explosive ordnance disposal

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Communications: safe and sound - or otherwise?

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning electronic and communications security are explored. Specialists say that total security is impossible, but sensible precautions should be applied for military security levels.

Safety and security measures, Product information, Telecommunications equipment, Military policy, Communications equipment, Military communications

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