The rugged notebook and laptop market now offers more robust products with enhanced performance for field operations. Alex Hawkes talks to leading rugged IT manufacturers about the latest technology on offer to the military sector.

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Israel has been designing some cutting-edge technology to help defence forces keep a watchful eye over the battle space. Gareth Evans looks at some of the most prominent technological advancements to date, from UAVs to small land-based robotics.

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Gordon Feller looks at the effect of the recession on the defence and aerospace sectors and BAE, a company that seems to be weathering the storm.

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In Afghanistan, more troops will equal more equipment, but has the US thought out its plan well enough? Can it ensure it can deliver on this equation? Gordon Feller investigates.

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Operational challenges mean armies are asking more from military vehicles. Dr Gareth Evans reports on the shape these vehicles are taking.

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This last decade has marked a number of major defence milestones, including Nato's 60th anniversary in 2009. Paul French looks back at the world's oldest military alliance and how it has stayed ahead of the research and technology curve.

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Denuclearisation of the world's armies has been one of the most defining topics of the decade. Defence consultant Gordon Feller tells us why.

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Politicians such as Barack Obama will discuss climate change this week. But are we really debating resource distribution? By Gareth Evans.

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The need for a safe place to rest, refuel and debrief is as old as conflict itself and modern warfare is no exception. What has changed, however, is the range of threats a soldier needs to protect himself from. Daniel Garrun examines the various shelter options available to the modern deployed soldier.

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Wars are on longer just won on battlefields, on the land or at sea. Dr Gareth Evans examines a new breed of geospatial warfare presenting new threats to today's militaries.

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