The technology of ground mobility may be on the verge of the biggest thing since the wheel. Richard B Gasparre reports.

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Elizabeth Clifford-Marsh finds out what technologies will be on display at Eurosatory. One of the world's largest defence events, Eurosatory is being held in Paris from 16 to 20 June.

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For combat forces, military watercraft provide the critical link between sea and shore. From landing craft to amphibious vehicles, the effective offshore arrival of combat power is essential to delivering and sustaining forces engaged in military operations. Al Elliott reports.

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The need for a 'one patient, one record' has never been greater than on the battlefield. Frances Penwill investigates the military projects similar to the centralised electronic patient data systems already being realised in countries like the USA and the UK.

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Guy Richards looks at the FRES vs FCS debate and the new technological approach that binds the two.

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A plan by India to deploy a ballistic missile defence system by 2010 could spark a new arms race in the region. It also underlines the country's growing military ties with the US, according to Anthony Beachey.

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The Chinese have been using asymmetric warfare for years, but they are not the only ones. Richard B Gasparre investigates.

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Long the dream of science fiction writers and military planners alike, the armed services robot is becoming a reality. Drew Turney investigates.

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How are commercial off-the-shelf products helping to drive down the military's costs? Steve Polak and Brendan Jordan discover how these products are helping coalition forces in their fight for interoperability.

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How is the newest night-vision technology helping soldiers reach their targets and stay alive? Al Elliott investigates.

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