Germany 1. Rheinmetall Defence Electronics and Teledyne Brown Alliance
Targets U.S. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) Market.
2. PUMA: Green light for the German new infantry fighting
vehicle; Rheinmetall also awarded further contracts
1.)
Bremen/ Huntsville, Ala.(USA) Rheinmetall Defence
Electronics GmbH and Teledyne Brown Engineering,
Inc. and have formed a groundbreaking alliance
to market a family of unmanned aerial vehicles
(UAVs) to the U.S. government. Teledyne Brown
will adapt Rheinmetall’s proven UAV system
to provide the U.S. with reliable, superior and
flexible UAV systems designed for real-time reconnaissance
and surveillance as well as armed reconnaissance.
Under the lead of Teledyne Brown, Prospector is
the premier system being developed for the American
market on the basis of the German UAV system KZO.
It is a multipurpose reconnaissance system that
requires no runway for launch, allows for changeable
payloads in the field and provides high precision
navigation and targeting.
2.) The Budget Committee of the German Bundestag
has just given the go-ahead for the most important
project of the German land systems industry: the
new Puma infantry fighting vehicle. The Puma infantry
fighting vehicle is a key project for the German
defence industry, a clear expression of its technological
superiority in this important domain. The vehicle
offers a degree of crew protection and system
survivability unrivalled anywhere in the world.
No vehicle in its class comes close to such excellent
protection of the crew against mines and rocket
propelled grenades, the most serious threats in
crisis regions. Due to its newly developed 800
kW engine, novel turret design and use of programmable
ammunition, the Puma sets an entirely new global
standard in the world of armoured vehicle design.
17 December 2004
Haiti Brazilian UN peacekeepers soldiersin armored personnel
carriers stand guard the home of deposed Haiti President Jean-Bertrand
Aristide.
Brazilian
UN peacekeepers in armored personnel carriers
stand guard outside the former home of deposed
Haiti President Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Tabarre,
Haiti December 16, 2004, as they and the Haitian
government negotiated with former members of Haiti's
disbanded armed forces who took over the house
and grounds yesterday. The government ordered
them out and fired the mayor of Tabarre, who gave
the soldiers permission to move in. 16 December 2004
Cuba Large scale civilian-military exercises called Operation
Bastion, East of Havana.
Cuban
soldiers train on Dec.15, 2004 in East of Havana,
Cuba. Defense Minister Raul Castro said last week
that the large scale civilian-military exercises
called Operation Bastion are designed to deter
the United States from attacking the island. 15 December 2004
India Heavily-armed Islamic militants attacked a police patrol
in Indian Kashmir.
Heavily-armed
Islamic militants attacked a police patrol and
killed four officers in the second such attack
in two days in Indian Kashmir. 10 December 2004
Iraq Attack against US Army armoured vehicle personnel carrier.
People
stand around a crater caused by an explosive device
as a US armored personnel carrier drives by on
Baghdad's outskirts Wednesday. 08 December 2004
Peru Peruvian soldiers guard at the Velasco Astete airport
Peruvian
soldiers guard at the Velasco Astete airport in
Peru's ancient Inca capital of Cusco, December
7, 2004, ahead of a summit of South American presidents
that will culminate on December 9 with the signing
of a declaration to set up a South American community
of nations intended to be boost the region's clout
as a trade bloc and political force and paving
the way for a possible single currency one day.
07 December 2004
Congo
RDC South African U.N. soldiers in an armored vehicle patrol
the streets of Goma.
South
African U.N. soldiers in an armored vehicle patrol
the streets of Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo
, on Thursday, Dec. 2, 2004. U.N. air and ground
patrols have photographed freshly made encampments
and unidentified well-equipped troops in east
Congo, U.N. officials said Thursday, bolstering
suspicions, still unconfirmed, that Rwanda is
making good on its threat to send troops into
its larger, weaker neighbor. 02 December 2004
USA Space shuttle emergency evacuation drills at launch pad
39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral.
Armored
personnel carriers containing firefighters, pad
workers and simulated NASA astronauts prepare
to the leave the launch pad area during space
shuttle emergency evacuation drills at launch
pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral,
Florida, December 1, 2004. Firefighters tested
their readiness for an on-pad emergency as workers
at the space center continue to prepare for the
shuttle's return to flight, scheduled for next
year. 01 December 2004
Colombia Security along the major highways of Colombia is being
stepped up during December and January.
An
armored personnel carrier stands guard along the
main highway between Bogota and Medellin, near
the town of Cocorna, Colombia, Tuesday, Nov. 30,
2004. Security along the major highways of Colombia
is being stepped up during December and January
in preparation for increased traffic over the
holidays. 01 December 2004
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