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eager on their use, challenges around construction and development – and how whether, in a time of rising great- power tension, OPVs are really the ships militaries need to keep their coastlines safe.
Future soldier
29 Trust the processor Militaries across the globe are experimenting with artificial intelligence to enhance their war fighting capabilities, but challenges remain over how to implement these tools. Gary King speaks to Brigadier Stefan Crossfield, principal AI officer at the British Army, and Shimona Mohan, research assistant at Centre for Security, Strategy and Technology, Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi, to learn how armed forces can build trust between soldiers and AI systems, and the potential legal and ethical ramifications of using autonomous weapons.
32 Low-emission cartridges of the highest quality MEN Metallwerk
33 Rugged mobile devices with increased security and flexibility Panasonic Connect
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35 How data became the focal point of military readiness 4C Strategies
36 Transformations in connector and cable design Omnetics
Transport & logistics
38 In the driving seat Automation is hardly a new technology in terms of military logistics, being used in some form or other for the past 60 years or so. However, ongoing advances
in this area offer the potential to revolutionise logistics, and armed forces in the West are looking into how best to implement these systems – particularly when it comes to supply trucks. Gordon Feller speaks to Bryan Clark, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute; Sagie Evbenata, senior research analyst at Guidehouse; retired Major General Simon Hutchings OBE, master general of logistics with the Royal Logistics Corps; and Michael P Noonan, senior fellow at the US-based Foreign Policy Research Institute, to learn more.
41 Hard cases for the defence and security industry CP Cases
43 Versatile and battle-tested: the FRSN comes of age Glaucus
Cybersecurity
44 Cyber struggles As military investment in
cyberwarfare explodes, some analysts and experts are finding that cyber may be of limited use when it comes to deterrence and coercion, even as bad actors like China and Russia seek make full use of it to push their objectives forward. Nicholas Kenny looks into recent reports that ask whether or not expectations have been set too high in this area.
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