Armada International

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Articles in April 2004 issue of Armada International

• Mini radar flies alone.(Digest)
• Over 60 per cent of all combat flight hours.(Drone Update)
  by Biass, Eric H.
• Northrop Grumman was awarded contract from the US Department of Defense to modernise the US military health system.
• FBM Babcock Marine.(Business)
• Laser Technology first light.(Digest)
• Rise of the all-weather UAV.(Drones: SAR)
  by Richardson, Doug
• Brucker Daltonics.(Business)
• Big deals in short.
• MOD Mpak for impact.(Digest)
• Eyes in Sky in Dubai.(Shows & Exhibitions)
  by Biass, Eric H.
• Saab Training Systems.(Business)
• Harris has acquired ImageLinks, a Melbourne-based company specialising in geospatial data sets for the visualization and simulation markets, as well as high-value image processing and archival systems based on open source software solutions.
• Scanner finds the hole story.(Digest)
• Keeping the skies clear.(Complete Guide)
  by Biass, Eric H.
• Radstone Technology.(Business)
• L-3 Communications.(Business)
• Das test for JSF EO.(Digest)
• The practical problems.(Drones: combat)
  by Braybrook, Roy
• Northrop Grumman was selected by the US Air Force to build a national military command and control system for Bulgaria.
• The Allied Defense.(Business)
• XTendermp autopilot SDK.(Digest)
• Springtail: no strings attached.(Digest)
• SDR--the wave of the future.(Communications)
  by Keggler, Johnny
• Patria.(Business)
• Rockwell Collins.(Business)
• Sincgars Solar Battery charger.(Digest)
• Throw-aways that come back.(Drones: recce)
  by Keggler, Johnny
• Transport aircraft news.(Aircraft: transport)
  by Braybrook, Roy
• Northrop Grumman.
• Tadiran Spectralink.(Business)
• Keeping the Cobras alive.(Digest)
• Scouts with new caps on.(Upgrade Approach)
  by Maxwell, David
• CAE.(Business)
• Barco.(Business)
• EDO MBM Technology.(Business)
• New Harris UHF Handheld radio.(Digest)
• The eyes and ears of the battlefield.(Vehicles: scout)
  by Biass, Eric H.
• AMS.(Business)
• Harris responded to the cancellation of the US Army's RAH-66 Comanche helicopter programme by mentioning the company's annual revenue run-rate associated with the Comanche programme is approximately $ 20 to 25 million, and for fiscal year 2004 most of the
• Harris.(Business)
• Biting into Bluetooth.(Digest)
• 100% bang fuzes, or a necessary basic toll?(Fuze Technology)
  by Tusa, Fancis
• ATM ComputerSysteme.(Business)
• Northrop Grumman.(Business)
• Cubic Defense Applications.(Business)