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Transport aircraft deliver supplies to the armed forces, even in the remotest of locations. This is a vital task that hinges crucially on how familiar the operators – from the pilot down to the mechanic – are with the particular aircraft. Simulation technology from Rheinmetall ensures that these professionals receive the very best training. Whether

It looks like a scene from a science fiction movie: an ordinary car driving through the streets, braking for passers-by who want to cross the road – it’s just that there’s no driver. Vehicles seemingly controlled by invisible hands are by no means a distant prospect. Soon they’ll be part of every cityscape – and

A service once largely restricted to luxury hotels or regarded as a courteous gesture has long since become an integral part of our everyday lives. The congenial opening of doors – now no longer performed by a human hand but by special electric motors – is something we encounter everywhere. Whether in hospitals, public buildings,

Even early aviation pioneers needed their own “Start Unit” in the form of a brave mechanic, who got engines running by vigorously yanking on propellers before scurrying off to safety Much to the delight of ground personnel everywhere, this task is nowadays accomplished by the Mobile Start Unit (MSU) from Rheinmetall. As a general rule,