Defense Technology International (DTI) focuses on the critical interplay of programs, policy, funding and operations to provide integrated intelligence and global perspective to defense and government leaders worldwide.

Defense Technology International (DTI) is the one publication focusing on the critical role of defense technologies in programs, policies, programs and funding, providing readers with integrated intelligence and global perspective in Land, Sea, and Air.

For military officers, government officials and lead system integrators involved in air, land or sea defenses, DTI provides unprecedented coverage of the technologies that are driving new strategies and procurement plans to fight today's unconventional warfare and evolving threats.

Here's what you'll find inside DTI:

• Land - Warfighter body armor and armaments, unmanned ground systems, biological/chemical detection, exotic munitions, anti-IED developments, infantry fighting vehicles, battlefield software
• Sea - Advanced submarine technologies, directed energy, innovative ship and hull designs, propulsion systems, maritime UAV's
• Air - Satellite technology, UCAV, missile defense, stealth and composite materials, laser technologies, mapping and information gathering breakthroughs

Read the Digital Issue: Defense Technology International, November 2009

FEATURES
32 Autonomous underwater vehicles are taking the fight to asymmetric threats.
34 Greater range, accuracy and rate of fire are key features of new nava guns
36 Countries adopt extensive and sophisticated measures to protect the events they host.
39 Cyber-security alerts are everywhere, as groups assess threats and perpetrators.
42 U.S. soldiers share combat skills and duty experience with Afghan National Army.

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DTI is for military officers, government officials and lead system integrators involved in air, land or sea defenses. DTI provides unprecedented coverage of the technologies that drive strategies and procurement plans to fight unconventional warfare and evolving threats.

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