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New variants of LMV Light Multirole Vehicle presenta at DSEI 2009 by Iveco Defence vehicles, LMV Casevac and LMV SF.
Iveco Defence Vehicles has built on the commercial and operational success of its Light Multirole Vehicle (LMV) to develop a CASEVAC variant. In this new configuration, the LMV allows the installation of a variety of lifesaving apparatus as well as providing sufficient space for paramedic personnel to work comfortably on the one stretcher case and two seated casualties which can be transported on board.
In the same time, IVECO Defence Vehicles developed a version dedicated to Special Forces operations. This decision to develop a Special Forces variant was supported by a number of SF units, enabling their specific operational requirements to be taken into consideration form the design phase.
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At the Defense Exhibition DSEI 2009, the Israeli Defence Company G-NIUS Unmanned Ground Systems (UGS) Ltd. presents the latest technology of his production with the Guardium-LS UGV, a new multi-purpose autonomous unmanned ground vehicle. G-NIUS Unmanned Ground Systems (UGS) Ltd., a leading Israeli unmanned ground systems company, is an equally shared joint venture of Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd. and Elbit Systems Ltd. G-NIUS develops and supplies a variety of autonomous unmanned ground system solutions, which are based on a common, versatile and layered avionics suite and apply emerging technological breakthroughs in navigation, control theorem, artificial intelligence and 3D artificial imaging. G-NIUS' customer base includes military, homeland security and law enforcement organizations. G-NIUS produce also the semi-autonomous unmanned ground systems Guardium UGV use by the Israeli Army.
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HS Produkt showed at the DSEi 2009 of London the final version of production of its bull pup assault rifle, the VHS. Intended to equip the Croatian army with a weapon in conformity with the NATO standards (ammunition of 5,56x45mm principally), the last version of the VHS is characterized in particular by the use of slot-in plastic magazines and a very contained weight.
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At the defense exhibition DSEI 2009, the British Company Supacat presents a new project of light protected vehicle, the SPV 400 series. The Supacat Protected Vehicle 400 series (SPV 400) is the very latest development to enhance Supacat’s successful range of high mobility vehicles. Building on previous experience and integrating direct feedback from the operational use of our existing fleet, the SPV will take the performance levels of lightweight protected mobility platforms beyond that currently on offer around the globe.
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At the Defense Exhibition DSEI 2009, the US Company Dillon Aero presents the most powerful Minigun, the Dillon M134D Gatling Gun. The Dillon Aero M134D is an electrically powered, six barreled, Gatling gun capable of fixed rates of either 3,000 or 4,000 shots per minute. It can be powered by AC or DC power sources. The weapon is chambered in 7.62 mm NATO with magazine available in 1500, 3000 or 4400 rounds capacities. The M134D is a modular system, allowing easy adaptation to any platform. This flexibility allows it to perform equally well in the fixed-forward fire or crew serve mode. With an average of 30,000 rounds between stoppages, the Dillon M134D is one of then most reliable weapons in the World.
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Israeli equipment supplier CAA Tactical already known for his accessories intended for assault rifles and machine-guns have showed a new system at DSEI 2009, which makes it possible to convert the base of a traditional gun into a machine-gun. Advantage in modularity (handle of transport, stock, rails…) is undeniable.
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The Jeep® J8 Light Patrol Vehicle is a capable and flexible platform for missions of up to 72 hours. Designed for surveillance and reconnaissance, base patrol and rapid offensive actions, the LPV can be equipped with weapon mounts, modular storage systems and permanent zoned of removable armor for ballistic and blast protection.
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The Jordanian defense company watches once more its capacities to develop new products, with the presentation at the defense exhibition DSEI 2009, its unmanned ground vehicle UGV. The use of remote-controlled terrestrial vehicles became a tool for many civilians and military applications. The military use, and wish to continue to use a great number of ground vehicles, in order to provide mobility, observation and protection while ensuring a maximum of guarantee for the crews. In the framework of these missions, the use of unmanned ground vehicle to allow to carry out a broad range of missions, without risk for the troops. To meet these needs, the Jordanian company KADDB conceived and developed the UGV (Unmanned Ground Vehicle).

The Spanish Company Expal presents the EIMOS at DSEI 2009, a new mortar carrier system fitted to the rear side of light wheeled vehicle URO Vamtac. The EIMOS is an automated 81 mm mortar system that responds to the requirements of Close Fire Support in all kind of operations, especially asymmetric, where response time and mobility are of great importance to conduct short, sharp and rapid interventions. Spanish Company Expal has developed and integrated the necessary components to mount a standard 81 mm mortar in a 4x4 light wheeled vehicle.
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BAE Systems launched the latest 6x6 addition to the battle-proven RG range at the Defence Systems & Equipment International DSEI 2009, the RG35 Mine Protected multi-purpose fighting vehicle. RG35 incorporates the best of 30 years experience in mobility, protection and sustainability, while meeting current challenges and threats. It meets modern warfare protection requirements, but also offers tactical on- and off-road mobility. RG35 combines the high levels of survivability of the RG31 mine protected vehicle (MPV) with elements of the tactical capability and characteristics of a modern combat vehicle.
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The Bose combat vehicle crewman headset provides superior communication performance and hearing protection for crew members in tracked armored vehicles. The Bose combat vehicle crewman headset is the second generation active noise reduction communication solution. US Army tests indicate speech intelligibility score of 89% as well as greater hearing protection (compared with the conventional DH-132 helmet, when used with a modern ICS like the VIC-3). Safe exposure time for crew members operating in high-noise environments is increased by a factor of 10.
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The Nexter Systems 105 LG towed artillery canon is particularly well adapted to rapid intervention forces operating over difficult terrain. The gun is lightweight, very easy to use and is the ideal weapon for airlift, airdropping, helicopter or amphibious operations, with efficiency demonstrated during combat in Afghanistan. The Nexter 105 LG is now in service into four countries on three continents: Indonesia with 20 units ordered in 1994, Canada with 28 units ordered in 1994, Thailand with 24 units ordered in 1995, and Belgium with 14 units ordered in 1996. There is now, a new digital version of 105 LG called 105 LG Mk III.
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Sagem (Safran group) has just completed two key phases in its soldier modernization programs in Great Britain and France, with a major contract announced today for FIST via its Swiss subsidiary Vectronix AG and the successful completion of technical/operational evaluations for the FELIN system.
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France’s defense procurement agency (DGA) has just ordered for the French Army 450 JIM LR (Long Range) multifunction infrared rangefinders from Sagem (Safran Group). The order also includes 430 tactical portable MEPS 08P monitors and 90 ROSS (1) teleoperated systems, plus maintenance spares for armed-forces. The materiel will be delivered during the first semester 2010.
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Ocelot is a radically different breed. Unlike mine-protected vehicles based on existing commercial chassis, Ocelot is based on modular flexibility. The Ocelot is produced by the US Company Force Protection, for the requirement of British Ministry of Defense for a new armoured vehicle with high protection, for the troops deployed to the new combat area. The first demonstrator was completed in 2009. The Ozelot is presented for the first time at DSEI 2009. This imaginative, new from the ground up design, integrates V-hull, blast protection technology with a demountable protected crew pod that allows multiple configurations for different roles.
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Aero Sekur, specialists in safety systems and flexible structures, will exhibit a new generation of NBC and combat clothing. Advanced materials combined with innovative construction and design techniques have resulted in defence apparel that offers significant weight and performance benefits compared to existing equipment. Aero Sekur is part of the “SOLDATO FUTURO” programme, the industrial collaboration working to produce the Italian Future Soldier..
Stand N° 2264

NIC Instruments Ltd are pleased to announce a new tool launching at DSEi 2009 – a new light weight personal kit that can be carried by deployed soldiers, at risk of minefield strikes. The kit contains essential tools needed to extract from a minefield as well as search for other nearby mines and is small enough to be carried as part of personal protective equipment. Additionally included within the kit is an aide memoir to assist soldiers in following standard procedure and there are also tools for marking routes at night.
Stand N° 1448

ASM will be demonstrating its UAV helicopters. Their main characteristic is their autonomous flight. All functions are carried out via pre-programmed instructions sent by an on-board computer, not by a pilot. A limited surface, usually less than 4 square metres, is needed both for takeoff and landing and maximum speed exceeds 100 km per hour, depending on the model. UAV helicopters are easy to transport and can be used in extreme weather conditions. Unlike traditional helicopters, UAVs can reach remote and high-risk areas and therefore prevent the possible – and unnecessary – loss of human lives. ASM will also be featuring its sniper management system.
Stand N° 411

Following collaboration with L-3 EOTech, Laser Devices, Inc. is introducing the EOLAD laser with Holographic Weapon SightTM (HWS). EOLAD combines the power and precision of a Laser Devices’ laser with the speed and proven effectiveness of the EOTech 552 combat optic- thus providing lightening fast target acquisition and delivering high level shooting accuracy .The EOLAD is now available with a green Ultra Power Point laser, designed to improve range and visibility in daylight and at night. This new green laser offers faster target acquisition and is over twenty times more visible than traditional red lasers. Additionally, EOLAD withstands extreme high and low temperatures, shock and vibration.
Stand N° 1119

The UK MoD’s Viking all-terrain vehicles, deployed in Afghanistan, are being upgraded with the help of a deployable workshop supplied by Marshall SV (MSV) part of Marshall Land Systems, the Cambridge based specialist vehicle and shelter manufacturers. Under an urgent operational requirement (UOR) contract MSV fitted out an expandable shelter as a workshop and delivered it to the customer in seven days. The workshop has already been deployed into theatre and is in use on the upgrade programme for the Viking BVS10 All Terrain Vehicle. The UOR called for a workshop which was transportable and could be deployed in areas where there was the potential of hostile fire.
Stand N° 755

Nordic Power Systems will be demonstrating the first silent diesel fuel cell power generator of its kind. While fuel cells are normally fuelled by hydrogen, NPS has developed a fully integrated generator (APU) to run on diesel. The company will show a prototype at DSEi with 1 kW electric output. The system is emission free apart from CO2, which is reduced significantly due to high efficiency (up to 30 %) and may be used with high sulphur diesel/JP 8 through a pre cleaning process.
Stand N° 1489

In addition to the MineWolf model and Mini MineWolf with tiller working tool, MineWolf Systems will be displaying new Engineering/EOD attachments that extend the use of the machine beyond the clearance of landmines. The end user can accomplish all kinds of engineering tasks or use the attachments for specific missions, including the clearance, removal and transportation of UXOs and other forms of ammunition. Mini MineWolf is a smaller and lighter version, remote controlled and designed to be is used for smaller and remote mine clearance operations. Due to its versatile nature, it can be deployed quickly using numerous transport options (land, sea, air) and is ready to operate immediately. The MineWolf Bagger, which will also be featuring, is a machine equipped with tiller head to clear AT and AP mines and is best suited to areas of difficult ground and clearance.
Stand N° 2079

Universal Engineering will be featuring its brand new, British built RANGER mine resistant, armour protected (MRAP) family of vehicles. This vehicle is new to market and has been subjected to extensive tests and performance trials at Millbrook. The key advantages of the vehicle include its blast and penetration protection levels which have tuneable armour, its cross country mobility levels which have exceeded expectations in trials and its 6 tonne payload.
Stand N° 535

Iveco Defence Vehicles has built on the commercial and operational success of its Light Multirole Vehicle (LMV) to develop a CASEVAC variant. In this new configuration, the LMV allows the installation of a variety of lifesaving apparatus as well as providing sufficient space for paramedic personnel to work comfortably on the one stretcher case and two seated casualties which can be transported on board.
Stand N° 1805

In the Dutch Pavilion TNO will be displaying the 3rd generation release of the Protection Net ‘RPG Constrictor’, a system for countering rocket propelled grenade attacks. Working with Van Halteren Metaal BV and Van Beelen Industrie en Handel BV, TNO integrated this recently patented system on the YPR Infantry Fighting Vehicle, thereby broadening the application from infrastructure to the vehicle domain.
Stand N° 2190

Designed by Force Protection Europe and Ricardo, Ocelot is a new light protected patrol vehicle that combines exceptional levels of blast protection with manoeuvrability and adaptability. Ocelot comprises a core automotive armoured spine or ‘skateboard’ onto which a number of alternative, special-to-role pods are mounted. Each of the pods can be easily changed in the field as the need arises and have been designed for roles such as patrol, fire support or protected logistics. The skateboard houses the powerpack, propshaft, gearbox, differentials, fuel tank and all the suspension gear, except a torsion bar which is mounted alongside the hull.
Stand 2314

Marshall Land Systems introduces TRAKKAR, a multi-role autonomous platform with a 250 kg payload. In its present configuration, it carries six fully laden military bergens (each weighing 40kg) and follows troops as they move across ground on foot. It reduces the burden on dismounted troops, giving them greater freedom of movement and reducing the stress on hip, knee and ankle joints resulting from carrying 40kg or more loads. TRAKKAR requires minimal operator intervention. In its ‘follow me’ mode, it is instructed from a simple handheld device which maintains TRAKKAR at a set distance from the operator, using its onboard GPS and inertial navigation system. The operator can park it for a period before instructing it to catch up, or can return it to a rendezvous point if needed. Alternatively it can be sent along a different route using a designator so that it can avoid insurmountable obstacles.
Stand 755