9 July 2014
Phoenix demonstrates new system capability to detect hard-to-find explosives
Phoenix Nuclear Labs has developed and successful tested an explosives detection system at its headquarters.
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9 July 2014
Italy may finalise OPV procurement plan by autumn 2014
The Italian Navy may finalise its plan to purchase new class of offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) by the autumn 2014, in a bid to boost its capability.
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8 July 2014
Vietnam to add 32 patrol vessels to its coast guard fleet
Vietnam is planning to invest $540m to construct 32 patrol ships for its coast guard, amid maritime disputes with China.
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8 July 2014
Argon to deliver PlumeSIM CBRN simulation system to German Federal Agency
Argon Electronics has received a contract for the delivery of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) simulation systems to Technische Hilfswerk (THW), the Federal Agency for Technical Relief and a...
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7 July 2014
iGT’s iDX 3.2.3 software to beef up bandwidth, throughputs for military and intelligence use
iDirect Government Technologies (iGT) has launched its latest iDX 3.2.3 software, which it claims will offer increased bandwidth and higher throughputs for the military, intelligence and public safety communities.
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7 July 2014
Australian Helicopters’ orders six AW139 Helicopters for EMS missions
AgustaWestland has been awarded a contract by Australian Helicopters for the delivery of six AW139 intermediate twin-engine helicopters.
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6 July 2014
US cranks-up security for cell phones at overseas airports
As part of ongoing efforts to beef up security amid fear of undetectable bomb, passengers boarding US-bound flights at selected international airports may be asked to switch on their electronic...
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6 July 2014
Greece to commission new vessel to patrol illegal immigration
Greece’s Hellenic Coast Guard is planning to add a new open-sea patrol vessel to its fleet, the Stan Patrol 5509, which would be targeted at thwarting illegal immigration flows.
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3 July 2014
Egypt seeks personnel support services from US
The US Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) has notified Congress of a potential sale of personnel support services and associated equipment, parts, training and logistical support to Egypt.
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3 July 2014
US beefs up in-bound flight security, amid fear of undetectable bomb
The US Government has urged foreign airports to intensify security, in the wake of reports of an undetectable bomb being developed by militant group Al-Qaeda.