Capable Logistician 2015 (CL15), Spectacular NATO exercise in Hungary using hybrid energy
The European Security and Defense Union 6. évf. 2. szám (2016)
The Capable Logistician 2015 (CL15) international logistic standardisation and interoperability field training exercise was held in Hungary’s Bakony Military Training Area last
summer. For two weeks some 2 000 soldiers from more than 20 countries cooperated in order to achieve the main goals of the exercise, which was the biggest military event of recent
times in Central Europe. It was organised by the Multinational Logistic Coordination Centre (MLCC) located in Prague, which is an independent institution, although all the participants were
NATO member or candidate states.
A magazin számai csak két év után válnak szabadon hozzáférhetővé, jelenleg csak előfizetéssel érhetőek el.
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International Scenes of Military Energy Research
Defence Review 145. évf. 1. szám (2017)
After recognizing the civil aspects of energy, nowadays it is inevitable to examine these questions from the side of military, too. Energy research is very important in the defence
sector now, and several international organizations make serious efforts in order to make the importance of these issues recognized, and support researches in the field of energy security
and energy efficiency, trying to find new methods and technologies to supply military units with energy.
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Smart Military Electrical Grids
Academic and Applied Research in Military and Public Management Science 17. évf. 1. szám (2018)
Today’s society is increasingly dependent on electricity and the armed forces also face this problem. In this regards the issue of providing electricity in field
conditions when power lines are not available is extremely interesting. The technology of the generators used in the fields has developed only at a minimal level over
the past half century while the demand for electricity has multiplied. Logistics becomes more and more difficult and fuel caravans are one of the most vulnerable parts
of military actions. Smart grid technologies based on RES2 are no longer a novelty for civil engineering. How are these used in military environments and what are the
limits of their application? These are the questions I would like to find some answers to.
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Supercapacitors and their Military Applicability
Defence Review 147. évf. 1-2. szám (2019)
ABSTRACT: There are several types of the electrical power devices that are hardly known outside professional circles. One of them is the supercapacitor, which is very
interesting attributable to its capabilities. Given its parameters, it can be considered unique, thus, its use in some special equipment is indispensable. With the spread
of electricity, there will be more and more military equipment in which currently there is no alternative to its use. It is therefore well worth learning a bit more about
it.
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