Advanced Technologies for German Land Forces 2022

Juni 2022

Umfang: 132 Seiten
Sprache: Englisch

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Preface

The best equipment we can get (Dr. Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, Chairwoman of the Defence Committee of the German Bundestag)

Forewords

We know what we are capable of, what we want and what we need: The German Army has a clear concept for national and collective defence (Lieutenant General Alfons Mais, Chief of Staff, German Army)
Indispensable: Operationally ready, modern German land forces for Alliance and national defence (Wolfgang Köpke, Major General (Retired), President of the Association of the German Army)

Threat Situations and Capabilities

Multi-Domain Operations – An analysis from the German Army perspective (Thomas Doll, Ugur Uysal)
Drone Defence Capabilities urgently needed (André Forkert)
German Army Engineers in Emergency and Disaster Response Operations – Legal Classification, Capabilities and Lessons Learned (Sebastian Hoffmann and Steffen Cherubim)
VJTF-Land 2023 – Mission and Status (Renzo Di Leo)
The Bundeswehr Medical Service – how the VJTF Reveals new Fields of Action and Triggers Processes (Jörg Weindl)

Training and Training Resources

Mindset for National and Alliance Defence – Modern Leadership Training in the German Army (Stephan Thomas)

Armament Projects Land Forces

Special Tactical Hardware Solutions for Vehicle Integration (roda computer GmbH)
Equipment Planning for the German Army 2022 (Andreas Bach)
Leonardo’s Mirach family target drones: true-to-life training (Leonardo Spa)
Vital battlefield backup: Indirect Fire and Air Defence (Rheinmetall AG)
National and Collective Defence meanwhile a Tangible Scenario. Equipment planning of the Bundeswehr Joint Medical Service (Hendrik Ploß)

Protection and Mobility

Demands of the German Army to achieve capabilities in national and Alliance defence as well as in international crisis management (Daniel Rommelfanger)
Mission Next-Level Weapon Stabilisation – Tailor-Made Meets Modular (VINCORION)
Reliable drone defence (ESG Elektroniksystem- und Logistik-GmbH)
Protection Systems for Land Platforms – Status and Developments (Philip Uhlig)
The Future Operational Principles for the Initial Capability of the Short-Range and Very Short-Range Protection Air Defence System (Manfred Stangl)
The Capability of Countering Class I UAS from the German Army’s Point of View (Jürgen Däumer)
Staying mobile – What types of vehicles does the Bundeswehr need? (Heinrich Gattermann)
Accurate acquisition of movements and positions with inertial sensors (Northrop Grumman LITEF GmbH)
Air-Transportable Platform – One fits all (René Medici)
Future Oversnow Mobility Requirements (Jakob Ningelgen)

Digitalisation, Command and Control

Digitalisation of Land-Based Operations – Current Status and Further Development (Enrico Dani)
Digitalisation of training areas – project implementation (Jasmin Weiher)
Test and Experimentation Unit – Current Status, Lessons Learned and Further Development (Jörg-Josef Butterwegge, Michael Beyer and Michael Sack)

Effects

The Development of the Leopard 2 main battle tank in the German Army (Gerhard Heiming)
Efficient Energy Supply from Generators and Air Conditioning Systems (Fischer Panda GmbH)
Puma Armoured Infantry Fighting Vehicle – current status and further planning (Gerhard Heiming and Michael Horst)
System Infantryman of the Future – Extended System: Demands and Experiences of the Infantry (Thomas Heinl)

Support

Boxer – a Modular System (Gerhard Heiming)
Mobility is Protection (Hutchinson GmbH)
Optimising Medical Evacuation (Johannes Backus, Jörg Weindl, Sven Marquardt, Kristian Stork)
Renewal of the Bundeswehr truck fleet (Gerhard Heiming)
Focus on the Individual Warfighter (Jan-Phillipp Weisswange)
Thinking Small Arms Systematically (Jan-Phillipp Weisswange)

Future Trends

Further development of Medical Service capabilities: Human biomonitoring systems integrated in smart textiles (Kai Schmidt)
Why a Main Ground Combat System and not a Leopard 3? (Sascha Uyanik)

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