This month we explore the latest technology for the protection of military bases and infrastructure.

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As financial deficits result in defence budget cuts, the notion of military cooperation becomes more attractive. In the wake of a landmark treaty between France and the UK, we examine what this could mean for both current and future projects, as well as the impact on defence companies.

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In February, Boeing beat EADS to provide a new generation of aerial refuelling tankers to the US Air Force. In the wake of this landmark $35bn deal, Chris Lo examines the battle between the two bidders to find out what it takes to win a large-scale contract in this technical sector.

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Despite budget cuts, the escalating war in Libya is throwing the shop window wide, leading to a flurry of debuts. Defence editor Berenice Baker casts an eye over the key military news that hit the headlines over the last month.

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Modernisation within a controlled budget has been a key agenda of US defence policy for some time. But with seemingly unrelenting commitments in Afghanistan and tension across the Middle East and the Koreas, could a new threat like cyberterror force the world's largest military power towards a rethink?

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Army Technology takes a look at the state of the UK's defence industry and expenditure planned for the coming years.

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This month our new digital magazine explores the latest technological developments in military communication.

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Cyber warfare as the 21st Century version of a nuclear holocaust has gripped both public and lawmakers imaginations. Elisabeth Fischer reports on whether increasing concerns over cyber safety could require an international code of battle similar to the Geneva Convention.

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Advanced weaponry, whether conventional or cyber, needs to be thoroughly tested before use. Army Technology examines some of the emerging technologies being incorporated into test ranges across the globe.

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Since the earliest days of warfare, secure communication has played a vital role. Berenice Baker discovers how transferring information between the various factions of a fighting force can tip the balance in the final planning, execution and outcome of military action.

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