Articles from Armada International (April 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Arrow shoots straight and true.			159
Assault rifles in a 5.56 mm evolution: the fielding of new designs and the upgrade of existing weapons will ensure that 5.56 mm remains the predominant assault rifle calibre.	Kemp, Ian		3240
Better batteries boost drone duration.	Braybrook, Roy		1945
Big deals in short.			368
Clyde joins the Royal Navy.			152
CompactPCI SBC from Curtiss.			124
Eads Meads delivery note.			95
Heli-borne mine detection.			123
Hungary grips yet another.			119
Irkut.			120
Is king crypto's crown secure? The blending of civil and military technologies in the first decade of the 21st century has created new military applications for encryption. Users are realising that there is more than one way that a potential enemy can glean unprotected secrets.	Keggler, Johnny		3308
Karcher with Futuretech.			90
Legally stepping into civilian airspace: what may at first sight seem to be a contradiction, putting a pilot into an unmanned aircraft can make sense if an explanation is given. This is what Rheinmetall and Diamond aircraft have done at the recent Idex exhibition in Abu Dhabi.	Biass, Eric H.		1073
Lost no more: the hand-held Global Positioning System receiver is the foundation of situational awareness for dismounted soldiers in today's military operations.	Kemp, Ian		1914
On the Armada Bookshelf Dornier Wal << a light coming over the sea >> M. Michiel van der Mey LoGisma editore.	LoGisma		178
Proxy Aviation.			85
Ramp up for 130 Amp.			129
Rocket revolution: multiple rocket launchers were originally designed to saturate area targets. The introduction of new lightweight launchers and precision-guided munitions is making them a weapon of choice for asymmetric warfare.	Kemp, Ian		2865
Sticking your eyes into the air.			92
Talking in a straight line.			117
Thaad radar test success.			100
The drones ears and eyes.	Biass, Eric H.		2631