While often overlooked, water systems are a crucial part of any military field setup. ARPA, a specialist in the development of water generation and treatment solutions, is leading the way in creating sustainable and practical water solutions for the industry.

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In this issue: Key topics and news from DSEI, tracks vs wheels on armoured fighting vehicles, using facial recognition technology responsibly, how to deal with cyber threats and disruption, and more.

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The UK Ministry of Defence has announced additional funding for the British Army to stand up new cyber operations centres across the UK. Grant Turnbull looks at the threats these new units will be up against and how the army can play its part in strengthening the UK’s defensive and offensive cyber capabilities.

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Sikorsky has unveiled its offering for US Army's Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) programme which will deliver new air power to the army.

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Fifteen years ago, the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) conducted its groundbreaking Grand Challenge, which aimed to accelerate the development of autonomous military vehicle technology. Today, the commercial automotive world is fully embracing autonomous technologies originally pioneered during the early 2000s, but can the same be said for the military?

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Simulation-based military training is gaining popularity amongst defence organisations as it offers the dual benefit of boosting operational effectiveness while reducing costs. Ian Cox, head of training and simulation at SEA, tells us what the future holds for simulation technology.

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Sean Farrington, senior vice president EMEIA at technology skills online learning specialist Pluralsight, spent 14 years of his early career serving as an officer in the logistics arm of the British Army. Here he tells Berenice Baker what military organisations can learn from the private sector’s approach to training and the skills veterans can bring the business workplace.

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Armoured Fighting Vehicles (AFV) get troops from A to B while packing serious firepower. They bring the fight to the enemy on track and on wheels - but which is better?

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NATO has released a video unpacking the kit carried by the British Army King’s Royal Hussars, but what to do tankers carry on patrol?

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Brian Tottingham, technical sales manager for mission data services at MASS, explains how artificial intelligence (AI) could help countermeasure development enter a new era, looking at research and development efficiencies, the importance of data accuracy, as well as the challenges to adoption.

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