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FPPT: Putting Sensors Where They Work

Optimising Counter-UAS and Sensor Suites with FPPT  Counter-UAS capability is often discussed in terms of technology. New radars, better cameras, smarter effectors. In practice, most failures in counter-UAS operations are not caused by poor equipment, but by poor placement. Sensors that cannot see, systems that do not overlap, and defences that look robust on paper […]

Applying military precision to humanitarian and evacuation missions

Disaster Relief and NEO Operations

Force protection planning is often associated with combat operations, but modern military deployments extend far beyond offensive and defensive activity. Armed forces are routinely tasked with humanitarian assistance, disaster relief and Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations, often in complex, degraded and rapidly evolving environments.

FPPT: Protecting ships, crews and operations in the maritime environment

Modern naval operations increasingly take place within the littoral zone, close to shore, where ships are exposed to an elevated number of threats from land. Whether operating in confined waters, berthed alongside, anchored in a bay or deploying forces ashore, maritime commanders must understand how the surrounding terrain can be used both for and against […]

FPPT: Understanding the Ground Faster Than the Enemy Can Exploit It

Forward Operating Bases and temporary positions sit at the centre of most Land operations. They support manoeuvre, house critical assets, and act as hubs for patrols and wider mission activity. They are also predictable, fixed points in a fluid battlespace, which makes them natural targets. The Force Protection Planning Tool (FPPT) gives Land commanders the […]

FPPT: Protecting Air Operations from the Ground Up

Modern air operations are as much about protecting what is on the ground as well as in the air. Aircraft are most vulnerable when operating during take-off, landing, or while parked on the apron. These phases expose them to a wide range of threats that demand careful, data-driven planning.