Next issue: April 2018
The UK’s Dstl has been working with the Marines on the country’s biggest annual chemical warfare exercise, Toxic Dagger. We take a look inside the exercise to find out how military personnel trains for chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear attacks.
Also in the next issue, we hear from telecoms provider BT how it is working with the military to improve connectivity on bases, take a look at the UK’s new missile defence system, Sky Sabre, which will enter service in 2020, and examine the air capability goals set out NATO’s new Alliance Joint Air Power Strategy
Plus, we check out the contenders for the US Navy’s Future Guided Missile Frigate contract, and find out how a 'virtual dry dock' with advanced simulation capabilities is helping engineers in the construction of the Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers.
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