Armed Forces International News Archives - March 2011

New T-11 Parachutes for US Army Paratroopers

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 11:10:00

New slower, lighter and safer parachutes for US Army paratroopers through multi-million BAE Systems contract

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 15:40:00

APKWS low-cost air-launched weapon technology to be trialled from aircraft from the first time

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 10:40:00

Western defence cuts and Eastern defence boosts are changing the state of global military capabilities

Posted by Armed Forces International's Aviation Expert on 16:35:00

Details emerge of Japan's first stealth fighter aircraft, due to fly in 2014

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 11:10:00

Armed Forces International and PR Newswire team up to create new dedicated Press Release area for clients and site users

Posted by Armed Forces International's Aviation Expert on 12:30:00

BAE Systems and Dassault announce future joint armed, medium-altitude, long-endurance UAV project

Posted by Armed Forces International's Global Correspondent on 10:45:00

World's most active weapons importer India lays out plans to flight-test the BrahMos cruise missile in 2012

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 12:35:00

The US Army has started to deploy new acoustic gunshot targeting technology among US troops serving in Afghanistan

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 16:50:00

Initial details of the 2011 edition of UK Armed Forces Day on 25 June in Edinburgh have been revealed

Posted by Armed Forces International's Defence Correspondent on 12:05:00

The UN has now approved a no-fly zone over Libya, but what does it involve, and who might help enforce it?