A U.S. Army civilian activity on Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, tackles Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Explosive ...

The deployment of ACADA across field units will significantly enhance the Indian Army’s defensive CBRN capabilities, equipping them with advanced chemical threat detection for both operational and ...

In a bid to boost its Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) defence capabilities, the Indian Army has signed a contract with Larsen & Toubro (L&T) Limited to procure 223 Automatic ...

Developed by DRDO, this system enhances the Army’s CBRN defense capabilities. The ACADA system is used to detect chemical warfare agents and programmed toxic industrial chemicals by sampling the air ...

Indian Army inks deal with L&T Ltd to procure critical CBRN defence equipment The contract was signed on 25 February 2025 with Larsen and Toubro (L&T Ltd) at a cost of Rs 80.43 crore, under the ...

With its deployment in field units, ACADA will significantly enhance the Indian Army’s CBRN defensive capabilities in both combat and peacetime operations. It will also play a crucial role in ...

NEW DELHI: Adding to Indian Army’s CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear) capabilities the force has signed a contract for the procurement of 223 Automatic Chemical Agent ...

The induction of ACADA in the field units will substantially enhance the Indian Army’s defensive CBRN capability for operations, as well as for peacetime, especially for responding to disaster relief ...

The induction of ACADA in the field units will substantially enhance the Indian Army’s defensive CBRN capability for operations, as well as for peacetime, especially for responding to disaster relief ...

Maj.-Gen. Scott Malcolm, the military's surgeon general, says the forces will now consider applicants with "any and all conditions" for enrolment, including ADHD, anxiety and asthma.