Land - DEFENCE MANAGEMENT JOURNAL, Issue 57
A new release on DVD
DVD 2012 will focus on standardisation and sustainability, as DMJ explores…
Euro-satisfactory
DMJ's Hannah Leach previews the Paris defence and security exhibition Eurosatory 2012, and what delegates can hope to gain from this year's show…
Staying on track
DE&S Combat Tracks Team discusses with DMJ the upgrade programme set to deliver enhanced CVR(T) vehicles in support of Operation Herrick…
Changing lane
BAE Systems Global Combat Systems' Mike Sweeney outlines the organisational changes designed to improve the calibre of the vehicles and support offered to the armed forces…
PROFILE- Occupant protection products
Behind the wheels
Reducing the weight and cost of protective vehicles will help countries to face modern threats, as NP Aerospace Chairman Roger Medwell highlights…
PROFILE- Integrity, focus, commitment and innovation
A night fall?
The World Security Network Foundation's Balaji Chandramohan gauges the significance of a leaked letter concerning Indian Army combat capability after dark…
PROFILE- Future-proof PTT systems
Engineering the change
DE&S' Technical Director's team explains to DMJ why transferring two development schemes to their management will increase skills and enhance delivery…
PROFILE- Predictive modelling for complex systems
On the safety side
Adelard LLP's Alan Clare and Dr Catherine Menon offer insight into the benefit of independent safety auditing for the MoD with regard to Defence Standard 00-56…
The expertise for IEDs
In an interview with DMJ, Colonel Santiago San Antonio et al discuss the growing importance of the Counter Improvised Explosive Devices Centre of Excellence…
PROFILE- Simple, reliable, trainable
PROFILE- Evolvable, reconfigurable and practical
Up in arms
B&T Marketing GmbH's Jose Carlos Cruz explains how mobile arms rooms have been introduced to aid weapon repairs in modern-day combat…