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Coming a day after ADM's Defence Estate and Base Services Summit, today's Defence Week opens with Deputy Editor Nigel Pittaway's overview of the recurrent themes touched upon by speakers, including the challenge of achieving outcomes for Defence at a time when major civil infrastructure projects are kicking off around the country.
In other news, I ask whether the ADF is ready to listen to the innovations of tomorrow, Nick Jordan outlines current military vehicle design considerations, Exercise Kakadu wraps up in the Top End, L3 expands equipment repair facilities in Brisbane, Austal is commissioned to build two more LCS ships for the US Navy, and Defence appoints DWS Group as its ICT provider.
Lastly, forms for this year's Top 40 Defence Contractors survey have been sent out, with responses due November 16. If you have not received yours, please contact ADM Managing Editor Katherine Ziesing.
Ewen Levick
Online Editor
0447 961 544
02 9213 8249
ewenlevick@yaffa.com.au
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ADM’s seventh annual Defence Estate and Base Services Summit on September 19 was the largest to date, attracting in excess of 300 delegates.
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The answers that machines devise to the difficult questions of tomorrow will likely challenge the organisational structures, cultures, and corps identities in the ADF today.
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Warfare is changing, and governments are being forced to adapt their military vehicle fleets to keep up.
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Austal has announced that it has been awarded construction contracts by the US Navy to build two additional Independence class Littoral Combat Ships.
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Exercise Kakadu 2018, Australia’s largest multilateral maritime and air exercise, has drawn to a close in Darwin.
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L3 Oceania, a division of L3 Technologies, is expanding its repair centre facilities in Brisbane to enable increased capability for the sustainment of systems in Australia.
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DWS Group has been appointed to the new ICT Provider Arrangement (ICTPA) for Defence.
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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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Welcome to the September edition of Australian Defence Magazine, the largest in our 25-year history of publishing – Land Forces 2018. We talk with Chief of Army LTGEN Rick Burr 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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