Using Jane’s to understand the capabilities of a military base

Using Jane’s solutions across equipment and military capabilities, this case study demonstrates how you can explore the order of battle for a particular unit, base or country. With structured ORBATs data for more than 17,700 bases and 8,900 bases; plus inventories for more than 190 countries, Jane’s allows you to quickly understand and assess capabilities and threats. By connecting this data to the 40,000 structured equipment profiles, Jane’s is uniquely positioned to provide timely, accurate, validated intelligence.
Underpinned by Jane's verified and validated open source equipment, security and defence industry data, Jane's Data Analytics supports entity recognition, capability assessment and market analysis, find out more bit.ly/2x6tlQ9

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[@guldarheel1204]

Gee. How did I know you would be looking at a base in Russia? Either Russia, China or Iran. Out of 195 nations on earth, you love to look at the capabilities of Russia, China and Iran. Some times North Korea. Why don't you analyze the capabilities of the UK or look at US military bases? They have hundreds of them all over the world.

[@SoCalFreelance]

Don't forget to implement my idea about providing detailed 3D models of aircraft, ships, and land vehicles that users can spin around and zoom in on to see detail (captured from airshows, footage captured just outside of military bases, etc.). And don't forget the capability to allow the user to compare and contrast different aircraft. Have you seen the new Command - Modern Operations PC game? Actually its more like a military capabilities simulator. Purchase them and integrate their software into your platform.

[@MadComputerScientist]

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