Tank Schema: Global Defence Technology 154
This latest issue of Global Defence Technology once more brings you all the insight and analysis into the technologies, policies, and influencing factors in the defence space.
The British Army’s Challenger 3 main battle tank programme will deliver a relatively small number of upgraded Challenger 2 platforms into service by the end of the decade, drawing in a range of UK and overseas contributors. However, does MoD’s claimed 60% UK quota match reality?
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On the other side of the pond, the US Pentagon is continuing its efficiency drive, this time finding purchase in the testing and evaluation structures intended to mature capabilities before entering US military service. Experts say the impact could be significant, and not favourable.
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Also, don’t miss out on the latest insight from our team on the revitalisation of the global naval secondary gun market, as new threats, namely drones, upend the bang to buck paradigm.
Meanwhile, rotary-wing platforms are continuing a technological shift in further digitisation of key systems as tilt-rotor developments could change how militaries perceive such capabilities and the roles they could fulfill.
For all this and more across the warfighting domains read on and follow the latest developments @DefenceTech_Mag.
