The Australian Department of Defence (DoD) has awarded Sovereign Industrial Capability Priority grants to four local small businesses.

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The UK Government has announced that it will invest £130m to develop laser and radio frequency directed energy weapons (DEW).

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Four of the top ten drones are produced by General Atomics Aeronautical Systems. From Predator C Avenger to TAI Anka, Army-technology.com lists the world’s top ten combat drones based on payload capacity and weapons onboard.

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The US Army has developed a new weapon to ensnare enemy drones – a net packed into a 40mm grenade.

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The role of women in a country’s army varies, with culture and wartime history having a strong influence. Historically, fighting roles for women were limited, but a full range of roles is opening up for female combatants. Priya Kantaria looks at the biggest armies in the world and the numbers of women in their ranks.

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The atomic bomb is often thought of as the deadliest weapon, but there are a number of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) weapons that can have an equally, or even more, devastating effect.

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