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In a world that grows more complex by the day, it’s vital for our military forces to remain vigilant and prepared for possible dangers. This is where Threat Tec comes into play. As a leader in delivering superior training solutions for the military and other organizations, Threat Tec holds a key position in supporting our defense forces as they are equipped to handle any new obstacles. By merging virtual simulation exercises with actual training scenarios, Threat Tec's innovative techniques enable military staff to hone their skills, improve their tactics, and stay strong when faced with potential threats. Learn more about our mission here: ThreatTec.com

State, Capital and Mercenaries focuses on the private military corporations (PMCs). The book, which sheds light on the historical development of the PMCs such as Wagner, Blackwater, and Silvercorp, and analyses the effect of defense contractors on international security environment. The most important feature that distinguishes the book from similar studies is that it claims that states, multinational capital, and PMCs cooperate on an integrated network structure. The book is trying to verify this thesis within the framework of the Global Security Communities Theory.

The defense landscape is demanding new operational approaches to counter emerging threats. Secure and efficient information sharing is critical for achieving decision dominance in complex, joint military operations. In a recent interview with MeriTalk, George Kamis, Chief Technology Officer at Everfox, discussed the importance of mastering the “third dimension” of warfare – secure cross-domain collaboration. Tune in here: https://hubs.li/Q02RpspM0.

In an increasingly complex world, it’s crucial for our military forces to stay vigilant and ready for potential threats. Threat Tec plays a vital role in this effort. As a leader in providing advanced solutions for the military and other organizations, Threat Tec supports our defense forces in overcoming new challenges. By combining virtual simulation exercises with real-world scenarios, Threat Tec's innovative methods help military personnel refine their skills, enhance their strategies, and remain resilient against potential dangers. Discover more about our mission at ThreatTec.com.

The 2024 NATO Summit in Washington, D.C. this week underscored that NATO deterrence is strongest when allies work as one force. For 75 years, Lockheed Martin has been a trusted partner to NATO and today we’re increasing the resiliency of the NATO alliance by establishing co-production facilities throughout Europe. These facilities advance production, maintenance, and sustainment capacity while contributing to Europe’s economy. Discover how our 21st Century Security solutions are enabling allies to stay ahead of growing threats and advancing NATO deterrence: https://lnkd.in/e7Cep78f

🌊 From Silent Seas to Cyber Frontiers: Navigating Naval Evolution Ever pondered the seas' silent symphony and the persistent threats faced by naval forces since WW1? 🚢 1. Sonar Symphony (1920s): In the aftermath of WW1, submarines posed a silent menace beneath the waves. Enter sonar, a game-changer using sound waves to detect submerged threats. This technological leap became the cornerstone of naval anti-submarine warfare. ⚓ 2. Radar Resilience (1940s): WW2 brought the age of radar, enabling vessels to pierce the shroud of darkness and detect distant threats. This electromagnetic marvel revolutionized naval surveillance, offering a crucial edge in strategic awareness and response capabilities. 🌐 3. Network-Centric Warfare (1990s): As the digital age dawned, naval forces faced new challenges. The 1990s witnessed the advent of network-centric warfare, integrating information technology into naval operations. This innovation bolstered communication, coordination, and overall fleet effectiveness. 💡 4. Cybernetic Sentinels (2020s): In our current era, the battleground extends beyond the physical realm to the cyber frontier. Naval forces grapple with cyber and electronic warfare threats. The Combined Naval Event 2024 will dissect these challenges, exploring strategies to safeguard critical systems and maintain operational integrity. 🔗 Embark on Knowledge - Combined Naval Event 2024 Join us at the Combined Naval Event 2024, a convergence of minds in Farnborough, UK, endorsed by the Royal Navy, US Navy, and NATO. Over 700 military and government representatives from 50 nations will convene to unravel the mysteries of naval strategy, cyber warfare, and more. 👉 Register now for FREE: Combined Naval Event 2024 https://lnkd.in/eBPViQzG #CombinedNavalEvent #NavalInnovation #MilitaryConference #MaritimeSecurity

The United States Department of Defense’s Irregular Warfare Center (IWC) and the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security (OUSD(I&S) are partnering for the inaugural Intelligence Support to Irregular Warfare Symposium this fall.   The event, to be held October 29-31, 2024, at the U.S. Naval Institute’s Jack C. Taylor Conference Center, Annapolis, Maryland, is the first in a series of symposiums that will look at our existing gray zone capabilities within the Intelligence Community with a focused examination of our adversaries from a global perspective.   The goal of this event is to generate a common understanding of intelligence support to irregular warfare and how our adversaries leverage irregular activities across the operating environment. Only through understanding how our adversary operates and what the U.S. Government and its Allies bring to the conversation, can we identify opportunities to act, as well as detect, develop, deter, and disrupt adversarial irregular activities.   Check out the Save the Date for additional event information!   #IWC #IrregularWarfareCenter #Irregularwarfare #IWCFAN #Intel #IWSymposium #IWGlobalNetwork

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We’re thrilled to be the lead event sponsor at the Navy Leaders Navy Tech Conference this week, where we are highlighting how a 'system of systems' approach can deliver military capability. The ability to make faster and better-informed decisions, combined with access to assets that deliver quick, coordinated and effective outcomes, is increasingly important. Technology is a key enabler in delivering this, as well as overcoming the complexities in an ever-changing threat landscape. All of which helps to improve situational awareness, provides greater flexibility and reduces through-life upgrade cycles; adopting concepts such as spiral development. From underwater protection to air dominance, and through integrating a multi-domain battlespace, we can deliver an effective military capability. https://lnkd.in/dhak7VhN #NavyTech2024 #FutureBattlespace #MaritimeAdvantage