Taking the bite out of the battlefield
DMJ turns the spotlight onto the latest development in Combat Engineering Vehicles

The combat cat
DMJ takes a look at the new Panther CLV, a state-of-the-art super vehicle for our UK Armed Forces that looks set to put the cat amongst the pigeons

Defence Vehicle Dynamic
DMJ highlights the work of the Specialist and Utility Vehicle Integrated Project Team in hosting the DVD

Explosive disposal
Vincent Myers, Scientist, and Benjamin Evans, Senior Scientist, of the NATO Undersea Research Centre, argue that autonomous vehicles are the way ahead for minehunting

Driving improvement
Richard Harrington embraces the opportunity to ask some challenging questions about the growing military use of modified commercial vehicles

Future Combat Systems and commonality
Colonel Christopher V Cardine, US Army (Retd), Association of the United States Army, describes the future standardisation of the common elements of combat vehicles

Improving protection and lethality
The Warrior IFV is undergoing a new phase in its evolution, with its fighting capabilities enhanced through a multi-million pound upgrade programme. DMJ finds out more

Mobile Air Traffic Control
Michael Brunton, Managing Director, Host Systems Limited, highlights the benefits of rapidly deployable Air Traffic Control systems

Power and strength
DMJ outlines the PFI deal to secure Heavy Equipment Transporters

Fleet management
Public Service Review profiles the supply of the British Army with its non-combat vehicle requirements in the UK

Available options
Kay Saunders, Marketing & Communications Manager, Lex Defence Ltd, speaks to Lex Defence White Fleet’s Commercial Director, Chris Higgins, about the MOD’s White Fleet

Heavy equipment transporter
The PFI Journal outlines the PFI deal currently in operation to provide UK defence forces with equipment transportation