01Lockheed Martin’s HULC exoskeleton
02Force Protection’s Ocelot
03Remote weapon station
04PKM lightweight machine gun
05Centurion makes its public debut
06British Army small arms
07Hellfire missile
08Sniper rifles
09Ship shaping up
Why modesty replaced lavishness on the stalls at Europe's largest arms fair held in London, and Russia turns to the French and Dutch in search of four new warships after admitting its own shipyards aren't up to the task.
Issue 28
Why modesty replaced lavishness on the stalls at Europe's largest arms fair held in London, and Russia turns to the French and Dutch in search of four new warships after admitting its own shipyards aren't up to the task.
Issue 33
Beijing and Delhi announce their defence budgets almost simultaneously, Egypt vies to build its own fighter aircraft and Israel unveils its text message air-raid warning system.
Issue 36
The french army's new laser dubbed "the finger of death" and Spain's flight school for Afghan pilots.
Issue 56
Warnings that Paraguay's political uncertainty could be exploited by a guerilla group, the US's cuts of military aid to Colombia, and Argentina and China talk defence.
Issue 56
Trouble in the Indian Ocean, India modernises its military, and sales of South Korea's jets experience lift off.
Issue 56
The king of Swaziland's motorcade, Israel's robot wars and spy games in Africa.
Issue 32
Marines are told to get some real muscle, shark-skin technology for subs, China joins the international effort to tackle piracy, and new RPG protection for vehicles.
Issue 56
Why the Chinese premier is eyeing up Reykjavik as an Arctic foothold, and what the Spanish Ministry of Defence's Centre for Gender has to teach the world.
Issue 41
Burmese insurgent armies, Iraq reinforcements and extremism in the Philippines.
Issue 52
Boom time for South Korea's military spending, plus the defence love-in between America and the UAE.
Issue 56
Fiji's dictator is this issue's style leader, Australia makes friends to handle cuts to military spending, and why new boats are part of New Zealand's defence forces' shake up.
Issue 30
Germany is planning to build an innovative frigate that will be able to fight sustained wars against drug lords and pirates – or just help keep the peace. But it’s not only at sea that new designs and technologies are…
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