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November 2, 2017
ADM's Defence Week continues its coverage of our recent Northern Australia Defence Summit with a summary of Army's Land Forces Commander MAJGEN Gus McLachlan's keynote speech on training policy and practice. We also revisit the ScanEagle/FFG
trial which has been a model demonstartion of how a UAV can be integrated into an established combat system.
Weapons ranges and training are adapting to better prepare the soldier for modern combat and NSW SME Australian Target Systems recently took out the inaugural NSW Defence Export Award.
BAE Systems looks to the future for its basic flight training facilities at Tamworth, having secured a lease for commercial flight training, and NASAMS finds its first regional buyer in Indonesia.
Slides and presentations from some of our speakers at last week's event can now be viewed here,
Patrick Durrant
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Army’s Land Forces Commander Major General Gus McLachlan was a keynote speaker at ADM’s Northern Australia Defence Summit in Darwin last week.
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The level of integration achieved between the UAV and the frigate's combat system may have been a world first.
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CAE Oxford Aviation Training Academy Melbourne will take over part of the purpose-built facility at Tamworth Regional Airport.
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The award was in recognition of ATS’ supply of products and services to the world’s largest range contract for the construction of 34 military ranges in the UAE.
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The Indonesian contract comprises delivery of a complete NASAMS system with command posts, radars, launchers, radios and integration, and training and logistics support.
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Under the space incubator program early-stage businesses will receive practical assistance with business advice, market research, networking and business plan preparation.
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The full version of Defence Week can be downloaded here as a PDF plus a separate PDF of the weekly tenders.
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Australian Defence Magazine - Current Edition
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In October, ADM presents the biennial Pacific Special Edition with a Defence in the North feature.
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