This year’s Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology Conference, taking place on the 25^th-26^th November 2020 in London, UK, will include a comprehensive discussion on the UK’s UMS development pipeline and delegates will receive updates from high-level planners from international navies, including the US, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, NATO, Netherlands, and more.

BALTOPS naval exercise that kicked off in the Baltic Sea on Sunday (7 June). The 49th BALTOPS exercise, which runs until 16 June, involves maritime and air forces with around 30 ships and submarines, and 30 aircraft. The training includes air defence, anti-submarine warfare, maritime interdiction and mine countermeasure operations.
 

With only 3 weeks remaining until the 6^th annual Future Soldier Technology conference, returning to London on the 9^th – 11^th March 2020, delegates will have the chance to meet and network with service providers and military and government end-users from around the world, discuss national updates on future soldier programmes, and listen to exclusive expert led presentations based on operational case studies and research.

Future Soldier Technology, the world’s leading event on soldier and marine equipment modernisation and capability development, will commence in London on the 9^th – 11^th of March 2020. The three-day show will be made up of a Dismounted Soldier Situational Awareness Focus Day on the 9th March and a Future Soldier Technology Conference on the 10th and 11th of March.