Mistakes will always be made but the way coalition forces work together could dramatically reduce friendly fire. Will Roberts looks at how forces can coordinate technologies and processes to achieve this.

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Featuring 1,350 exhibitors from 37 countries, this year's DSEi is set to be bigger than ever. The Defence Systems and Equipment International exhibition will show the latest defence technology and give people in the industry and unparalleled business opportunities. Elizabeth Clifford-Marsh takes a closer look.

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Debate is strong around how Galileo won't benefit the EU, but military technologists have a different agenda.

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Iain Scott visits the UK's DVD event and finds technology is driving the tank industry to places never seen before.

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Network-centric warfare isn't a new concept, however, it is becoming increasingly real. As David Braue explains, information systems are finally catching up with the ambition to fundamentally restructure military operation.

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From big news to forgotten news and back again, Galileo has chartered difficult territory before it has even taken off. Linda Wain takes a look at the battles, and prospects, that have come from the EU navigation system with military designs.

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Soldiers are increasingly being sent into the battlefield wearing combat technologies once only dreamed of. Huw Kidwell takes a look at this growing area of army technology which is gaining increasing attention around the world and investigates how our armies are using future soldier system concepts.

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Advancements in virtual simulation are taking fun and games from the living room to the military battlefield. David Braue reports on how this technology, once left for the living room, is now being used for training troops.

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Paul French reports from Iraq's front line on the new military vehicles protecting army convoys from IED attack.

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