DSEI 2025 – SEOSS 400, Rheinmetall fire control sensor for the 130 mm tank gun
Rheinmetall started developing the 130 mm tank gun and its ammunition some years ago. Although no decision on a new
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DSEI 2025
DSEI 2025
The 2025 edition of the biennial DSEI exhibition, held in London at the Excel exhibition centre from 9 to 12
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DSEI 2025 – Arquimea unveils S-Wise, its underwater loitering munition system
Active in the air loitering munition domain, Arquimea of Spain is extending its portfolio in loitering munitions and with the
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DSEI 2025: Orbit Communication Systems MPT30Ka SOTM
Orbit Communication Systems, a leading provider of communication systems, recently announced the launch of the Multi-Purpose SATCOM (Satellite Communication) Terminal
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DSEI 2025 – Rheinmetall CT-025 turret, the KBA 25×137 mm cannon is back
In the Cold War era the 25×137 mm calibre was the most widely used on western infantry fighting vehicles, its
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DSEI 2025 – ST Engineering unveils its proposal for the British Army Light Infantry Reconnaissance-Strike concept
At the London exhibition ST Engineering exhibited the solution the Singaporean company developed to answer the British Army Light Infantry
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DSEI 2025 – Uvision CEO depicts the company way ahead, new customers, new products, and new technologies
Uvision, one of the key companies in the loitering munitions field, is expanding its footprint adding new customers, widening its
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DSEI 2025 – Rafael unveils its Hunter Eagle and Ghost Hunter C-UAS drone killers
At the London exhibition Rafael exhibited the models of two drone killers, the Hunter Eagle and the Ghost Hunter, developed
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DSEI 2025 – Raytheon UK, new contracts and new simulation tools
In recent times, Raytheon UK, the Harlow-headquartered company, received a major contract for providing GPS anti-jam antennas for CV90 armoured
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DSEI 2025 – Drone Evolution develops drones free of Chinese components
The United Kingdom aims to centre itself in the emerging supply chains for military drones free of Chinese components and
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