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We have a packed edition of Defence Week this week. Deputy Editor-at-Large Nigel Pittaway covers the latest at Exercise Pitch Black and speaks to the CO of the Indian Air Force's 102 Squadron about the capabilities of Sukhoi fighters and his hopes for the exercise.
In other news, I speak to Assistant Chief Patrick Stewart of US Border Patrol about geospatial information systems, ASPI's Jacky Westermann looks into the nuclear debate in Germany and Australia, the Australian Space Agency calls for industry input, Defence announces the timing of the Land 200 Phase 3 industry brief (more details are available here), Airbus and the University of Sydney partner on innovation, research reveals the true size of
Queensland's Defence community, and RAAF hosts women from Brisbane in its inaugural Aviation Camp.
ADM is also gearing for our second STEM and Defence Summit in Canberra later this month. More details can be found here.
Ewen Levick
Online Editor
0447 961 544
02 9213 8249
ewenlevick@yaffa.com.au
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The Indian Air Force is participating in Exercise Pitch Black, the RAAF’s premier air combat exercise, with aircraft for the very first time.
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Geospatial tech is changing the game for US Border Patrol.
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Recognised scholars and experts have been exchanging written views on whether Australia’s strategic future should include nuclear capabilities. A recent op-ed has unchained a similar debate in Germany.
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The Australian Space Agency is seeking input from businesses and organisations interested in using space technologies or contributing to the sector.
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The Land C3 Program will provide a brief to industry on the Land 200 Battlefield Command Systems (BCS) program and the objectives of Land 200 Phase 3 on 4 September at this year’s Land Forces.
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An agreement between the University of Sydney and aeronautical manufacturer Airbus will connect some of the world’s leading aeronautical experts with Australia’s future engineers.
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Queenslanders now have a comprehensive picture of the size and needs of the state’s Defence community, including current serving personnel, veterans, and their close relatives, for the first time.
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Five Brisbane-based women were among 17 women who recently attended the inauguralAir Force Aviation Camp for Women at RAAF Base Amberley.
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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 our July 2018 edition, ADM covers Surveillance in the Land Domain. We talk with DMTC CEO Mark Hodge in From the Source.
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Following the official launch of the new ASDEFCON Technical Data/ Intellectual Property (TD/IP) framework on 11 April, roadshows have been scheduled around the country from May to July 2018.
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Future strategic leaders will deliver six-minute bursts about a topic they’re passionate about a topic they also feel is of importance to Australia’s national security.
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