System Soldier in VISIER Special

Few things interest us as much as what we all carry and the equipment and weapons used. When we want to discuss this in detail, few people come to mind who are as knowledgeable as our colleague JP Weißwange, an experienced journalist and author. He has published smart things that we always enjoy reading because you can learn a lot from them. The VISIER Special "The Soldier System" is entirely from his pen. It’s no wonder that we have to get and read it. 

And there is a lot inside each article: Here the one about pistols. And this is the content of the issue: 

– The human at the center: Fundamentals on the security policy situation, the role of the soldier, and the subsystems and components of the soldier system.

– In line: The assault rifle as the standard tool and the most important subsystem of the soldier system.

– Fist on fist: The changing role of the pistol as secondary weaponry, along with current submachine guns and PDW developments.

– Wanderer between worlds: The fluid transitions between heavy assault rifles, scoped rifles, and semi-automatic sniper rifles.

Constant and variable combat power component: In the area of machine guns, there are currently extensive expansions of the portfolio.

– Complete range: From hand grenades to shoulder-fired ammunition.

– Gadgets or game changers? How drones and other future technologies affect warfare.

The core components for combat power: Clothing and personal equipment fulfill various tasks and enhance combat capability. Here everything going on in the segment around the Bundeswehr is introduced. 

Particularly exciting, of course, is the topic of drones, which is slowly gaining traction in Germany. 

CONCLUSION: If you want to stay updated on the latest developments, this is the issue you want and need to read. SPARTANAT recommendation. 

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The VISIER Special 116 "The Soldier System" (german language) is available directly from the publisher or in well-stocked newsstands. The issue costs 11.90 euros.