Elbit's integrated Dominator keeps soldiers in the picture

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Dominator, an integrated infantry combat system by Elbit Systems, is an individual-soldier, network-based, full-situational-awareness enabled device that integrates multiple sensors with broadband communications capabilities to provide personnel or units with a real-time common operational picture during combat scenarios. The whole system weighs only seven kilograms and interconnects with other elements of the DAP already in service with the IDF.

Electronic Components and Accessories, Search and navigation equipment, Israel, Military electronics industry, Combat, Elbit Systems Ltd.

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BZE Belma unveils manually laid Kroton-R anti-tank mine

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The article discusses the 3.6 kg MR-123 Kroton-R manually laid anti-tank (AT) mine that is a duel-side munitions with a self-destruction mechanism. The mine was unveiled by Polish mine manufacturer BZE Belma and would be available for production from early 2008.

Antitank weapons

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