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L&T, Navantia propose S-80 submarine design for India's P-75(I) - Vimarsana News

L&T, Navantia propose S-80 submarine design for India's P-75(I)

An artist's impression of the S-80 submarine that L&T and Navantia have offered for India's P-75(I). Indian engineering firm Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has formed a teaming arrangement with Spanish shipbuilder Navantia to offer the latter's S-80 ...

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US Army awards USD117.5 million contract for next-gen FLIR sensor - Vimarsana News

US Army awards USD117.5 million contract for next-gen FLIR sensor

The US Army programme for third-generation FLIR sensors entered into low-rate initial production (LRIP), the service announced on 6 July. The kit will be integrated first on the Abrams main battle tanks, but the service's next focus could be...

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From small-town product to engineering role model - Vimarsana News

From small-town product to engineering role model

Perseverance, patience and persistence.

Army Seeks 'Cutting Edge' Network-Aided PNT Technologies For Battle - Breaking Defense Breaking Defense - Defense industry news, analysis and commentary - Vimarsana News

Army Seeks 'Cutting Edge' Network-Aided PNT Technologies For Battle - Breaking Defense Breaking Defense - Defense industry news, analysis and commentary

The notice is part of a broader Army push to acquire assured PNT solutions for soldiers on the future battlefield.

Capitol Police to Use Same Surveillance Technology as Troops Overseas - Vimarsana News

Capitol Police to Use Same Surveillance Technology as Troops Overseas

15 Jul 2021 The United States Capitol Police (USCP) is poised to begin using the same military surveillance systems that American troops used against terrorists in Iraq and Afghanistan, as it moves into a “new path towards an intelligence based protective agency” after the January 6 Capitol breach. The USCP released a statement last week that said through a loan from the Department of Defense (DOD), it will have access to “state-of-the-art campus surveillance technology, which will enhance the ability to detect and monitor threat activity.” The surveillance technology systems will pr...