Ahead of DSEi 2009, CAE's Chris Stellwag tells Army Technology about the latest simulation innovations.

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Fatigue analysis software can breathe new life into assets and save time and money during the design process. But how reliable are the readings, particularly for the military sector?

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Why is an argument still needed for the provision of helicopters to UK forces fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan? As the number of dead rises, defence procurement expert and military adviser Colonel David Benest investigates.

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New bulked-up civil-military hybrids are taking the Latin American market by storm. Richard Gasparre investigates.

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Rifle calibre and ammunition disparity between allied forces is an issue that stretches back to the Second World War. Alex Hawkes discovers what steps Nato is taking to address the problem.

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Will Obama's new military cyberspace command really put an end to cyber attacks? Richard Gasparre investigates.

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With eagle eyes, albatross wings and the speed of a swift, UAVs are changing the course of flight as we know it. Anthony Beachey looks at the dawning of the UAV era and the turns it promises to take next.

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What is the benefit of front-line experience in dismounted close combat? In the first of a regular column, military adviser Colonel David Benest argues why such experience may be more reliable than scientific theories.

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China, to some degree, owes its military growth to US consumerism. Richard B Gasparre looks at China's recent military spend, R&D and its effect around the world.

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The UK government is continuing to support prolonged military operations in both Iraq and Afghanistan. A recent New Statesman round table discussion explores the increasingly important role of the back office.

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