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| LogIn Crete AB commences Shipping of the New Swedish BICES NATO Gateway We are delighted to announce that we commence shipping of the Swedish BICES NATO Gateway this month. The unit consists of several 19in/2® products:ServerFirewall2 x LogIn/Cisco RoutersUPSPower Distribution UnitLCD with KVM functionsKeyboardThese are all packed into transportable enclosure together with a Thales NATO approved crypto, ready to be shipped all over the world and to be set up in seconds as a secure network for a number of clients. That’s what we call deployable!When compared to the old Gateway package, we have reduced the weight and size by approximatel... army-technology.com |
The International Armoured Vehicles Event 2010 - Iveco continues to develop the LMV With sales to a succession of European nationsand delivery of more than 1000 units againstexisting contracts, LMV is now well established asthe light protected vehicle of choice for a widevariety of users.The International Armoured Vehicles Event 2010(1-5 February 2010) offers Iveco Defence Vehiclesthe opportunity to acquaint both existing customersand other visitors with more recent developmentson this outstanding combat proven design. Thisbuilds on our stand at DSEI 2009, where threevariants were shown to provide some idea of thedifferent configurations which are avai... army-technology.com |
President Explains Strategic Choices, Calls for Unity President Barack Obama explained his decision to increase U.S. troop strength in Afghanistan and addressed concerns regarding U.S. involvement there during his speech at West Point, N.Y. defenselink.mil |
U.S. Forces Iraq Stands Up in Baghdad A New Year's Day ceremony in Baghdad marked another evolution of Operation Iraqi Freedom, as five major command groups merged into a single headquarters command, U.S. Forces Iraq. defense.gov |
Translation device eases communication problems The language barrier between American Soldiers and Iraqi and Afghan civilians on the battlefield is one step closer to tumbling as engineers continue to design technology like the "Phraselator." army.mil |