Articles from Armada International (February 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Airborne sensor platforms--the force multipliers.	Braybrook, Roy		3493
Big deals in short.			409
Catching the smaller ones.			210
Checking vitals on the go.			102
Euronaval sail strong.			990
Focus on sensors: since our last drone update, activities seem to have been more predominant in the field of payloads than in that of new airframe developments. Nat that this should surprise anyone, really: when reading through our past issues, some sort of pause had to be expected in that department.	Biass, Eric H.		924
Guilty as charged! From satellites to submarines, the Joint Strike Fighter, Boeing and SAIC's family of Manned Ground Vehicles, an experimental hybrid fuel- cell/electric aircraft; Saft batteries give a charging testimony to the company's experience and innovation in renewable energy sources and systems.	Keggler, Johnny		564
Horus Vision has announced a second contract award from the US Marine Corps Systems Command to provide corps snipers with the company's Advanced Ballistic Calculators that can be customised to individual weapons to provide precise accuracy at extreme distances.			92
Kaya on the Otakar display.			82
New Nomad with WWAN.			97
On 6 January 2009 Boeing reported its selection as provider of eight P-8I long-range maritime reconnaissance and anti-submarine warfare' aircraft to the Indian Navy.			83
Oto's Hitfact on Pandur II.			291
Penning a clean drink.			200
Protecting the sniper's eye.			174
Put a Foot into a Haix.			89
Ram-air Gigafly GPS Fly-by.			106
Shorads on the move: vehicle-mounted, short-range air-defence systems that are able to be operational within seconds of pulling the vehicle's hand brake are evolving to counter a broad range of threats, particularly to protect convoys from air attacks.	Kemp, Ian		2479
Tetra THR9 from Eads.			101
Weight lifters.	Biass, Eric H.; Kemp, Ian		13562