City Siege: How the IDF became the world’s urban warfare leader
Over the past 50 years urban warfare has grown dramatically —from less than 10% of global combat in the 1970s to over 60% today.
Over the past 50 years urban warfare has grown dramatically —from less than 10% of global combat in the 1970s to over 60% today.
This groundbreaking development marks a significant leap in battlefield technology, blending aerial mobility with direct firepower.
The system is capable of intercepting rocket-propelled grenades (RPGs) and anti-tank guided missiles (ATGMs) mid-flight.
Widely regarded as a leader in fire accuracy systems SMASH 3000 is setting the standard for handheld targeting in modern warfare.
It costs $150,000 to $250,000 USD, depending on configuration.
Admiration for Iron Dome has inspired the development of Europe’s own missile shield initiative – Sky Shield.
