Link:

w w w.defenseindustrydaily.com/Australia-Begins-Army-Anti-Air-Capability-Study-04968/#more-4968

 

I'd like to see an SP system that can keep up with our new "hardened & networked" army, especially if we do finally procure SP artillery as part of Land 17. Given we are likely to have air superiority if acting alongside coalition forces in a "high intensity" conflict it is unlikely there will be a lot of the budget allocated to defence against enemy aircraft (although it would still be right to do so). I'd hazard a guess that the system will be weighted towards new technologies that can counteract mortar/artillery rounds, etc.

Skyshield

Skyshield features a modular design, flexible capabilities and a high level of automation as well as being easy to transport. A central sensor unit/C4I controls two 35 mm revolver guns and one or two missile launchers as an option.