Two exercises focusing on the integration of new maritime technologies into NATO operations and the ability of autonomous underwater vehicles to operate together are being held in Portugal this month.

The Philippines Army’s Special Forces Regiment – Airborne are collaborating with the Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School to create a maritime training center in the Philippines.

The company has delivered three firsts during Formidable Shield 23, which was hosted over three weeks at MOD Hebrides and included nearly 4,000 Allied military personnel from 13 NATO nations.

Inzpire’s scenario has been designed to support varying levels of complexity for different training audiences in several locations: from patrol vessels through to aircraft carriers.

Connecting into the three platforms simultaneously via satellite communications, the QinetiQ, Inzpire and BAE Systems team enabled the delivery of the synthetic collective training environment to the Royal Navy.

After learning about the audience’s needs, IT²EC 2024 will explore the technologies shaping the future military landscape including advancements in artificial intelligence, extended reality, big data analytics, and the Internet of Things.

The U.S. Navy and Royal Moroccan Navy are committed to working together to promote a secure and peaceful region, and exercise like Atlas Handshake bolster their combined capabilities.

To gain a deeper understanding of the capabilities offered by Quantum3D technology, the company invites you to visit booth #701 at the Emerging Technologies for Defense Conference and Exhibition 2023, at the JW Marriott in Washington, DC between August 28 and 30, 2023.

The Warfighter Podcast achieved another first; working with NATO Modelling and Simulation Working Group to cover their latest initiative - the MSaaS Jam, hosted at the Tech Grove, Orlando, Florida. Listen to their interviews from the sidelines, featuring Robert Seigfried (Co-Chair NATO Distributed Simulation Training), Chris McGroarty from U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command - Soldier Center and the winning team (AKA The Topography Troopers).

Nearly 1,000 Ukrainian Marines are returning home after being trained by Royal Marines and Army Commandos.