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Turkish Groups Provide Industry, Government Bridge
A major aim is to serve as a forum for the nation's defense companies to alleviate concerns over fiscal austerity.
Era of Change for Unmanned Systems
The next five years will be as exciting as the last decade--but in a different way.

The Tactical Edge Sees Data Interoperability
Different command and control systems are closer to enjoying Web interoperability as a result of experiments performed in coalition exercises. Protocols and processes developed by defense information technology experts can enable data to be exchanged among the services as well as in coalition operations.

The Armada Down Under
Spain and Australia are shoring up their maritime cooperation through an agreement to send a Spanish Navy ship to operate with the Royal Australian Navy next year. The decision enhances the existing relationship between the nations, while emphasizing the importance of stability in the Asia-Pacific region.

Budgetary Pressures No Hindrance to Turkish Military
The need to upgrade the force prevails over austerity measures typical of other nations.

Swarming to a Better Robot
Unmanned underwater vehicles mimic nature and collaborate on tasks.

Asia-Pacific Is a Region With a New Priority
Sustaining U.S. Global Leadership: Priorities for 21st Century Defense,” the new strategic guidance for the Defense Department, begins with a letter dated January 3, 2012, by President Obama.
Homefront Help: Stand Up for Heroes
Turns out that supporting the military just might be a laughing matter.
Australia Extends Maritime Surveillance Contract with Cobham
Cobham has reached agreement with the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service to extend the existing Sentinel aerial maritime surveillance contract by