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British Army wants more punch in its Boxer vehicle fleet
The service is looking at how it can increase the firepower of the new Boxer mechanized infantry vehicles to compensate for the decision to axe the more heavily armed Warrior armored vehicle from its lineup.
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New UK naval shipbuilding strategy prizes keeping foreign yards out
The industry has turned out to be among the winners in a reshaping of the British defense industrial strategy rolled out by the government in London on March 23.
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Who are the winners and losers in Britain’s new defense review?
A new defense, security and foreign policy review calls for cuts to the British Army’s end strength and aging hardware as well as the creation of new military structures and the acquisition of high-tech capabilities.
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More nukes and a regional pivot: Britain unveils its long-awaited defense review
Britain is to substantially increase its stockpile of nuclear warheads in response to a deteriorating security environment, the government said in a new review of defense, security and foreign policy.
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Reaction Engines chases the elusive prospect of a hypersonic fighter jet
After successful tests of three subcomponents by the British company, now comes the hardest part: putting it all together.
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Defense panel rips into British Army over ‘deplorable’ state of armored vehicles
Actually, “deplorable” was one of the kinder terms used by lawmakers to describe the Army’s reasons for letting its armored vehicle fleet atrophy over the last two decades.
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Britain unveils date to release transformative military review
The government also announced the chief of the Defence Staff‚ Gen. Nick Carter, will remain in his post until the end of November, rather than depart in June as previously planned.
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New report flags Chinese push to field support ships, planes for greater reach
The COVID-19 pandemic may have caused societal and economic chaos across the globe, but its impact failed to stop defense spending from rising in 2020, according to figures by the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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British government may drop upgrade plans for the Warrior fighting vehicle
Lockheed Martin UK executives are worried their upgrade proposal for the Warrior infantry fighting vehicle may not survive an upcoming government review of defense programs.
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British military’s space campaign picks up steam with ‘Skynet’ upgrade
Space programs are expected to be among the winners as the UK government plans to pump additional money into the defense budget in 2021 and beyond.
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British Army wants more punch in its Boxer vehicle fleet
The service is looking at how it can increase the firepower of the new Boxer mechanized infantry vehicles to compensate for the decision to axe the more heavily armed Warrior armored vehicle from its lineup.
-
New UK naval shipbuilding strategy prizes keeping foreign yards out
The industry has turned out to be among the winners in a reshaping of the British defense industrial strategy rolled out by the government in London on March 23.
-
Who are the winners and losers in Britain’s new defense review?
A new defense, security and foreign policy review calls for cuts to the British Army’s end strength and aging hardware as well as the creation of new military structures and the acquisition of high-tech capabilities.
-
More nukes and a regional pivot: Britain unveils its long-awaited defense review
Britain is to substantially increase its stockpile of nuclear warheads in response to a deteriorating security environment, the government said in a new review of defense, security and foreign policy.
-
Reaction Engines chases the elusive prospect of a hypersonic fighter jet
After successful tests of three subcomponents by the British company, now comes the hardest part: putting it all together.
-
Defense panel rips into British Army over ‘deplorable’ state of armored vehicles
Actually, “deplorable” was one of the kinder terms used by lawmakers to describe the Army’s reasons for letting its armored vehicle fleet atrophy over the last two decades.
-
Britain unveils date to release transformative military review
The government also announced the chief of the Defence Staff‚ Gen. Nick Carter, will remain in his post until the end of November, rather than depart in June as previously planned.
-
New report flags Chinese push to field support ships, planes for greater reach
The COVID-19 pandemic may have caused societal and economic chaos across the globe, but its impact failed to stop defense spending from rising in 2020, according to figures by the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
-
British government may drop upgrade plans for the Warrior fighting vehicle
Lockheed Martin UK executives are worried their upgrade proposal for the Warrior infantry fighting vehicle may not survive an upcoming government review of defense programs.
-
British military’s space campaign picks up steam with ‘Skynet’ upgrade
Space programs are expected to be among the winners as the UK government plans to pump additional money into the defense budget in 2021 and beyond.
-
British Army wants more punch in its Boxer vehicle fleet
The service is looking at how it can increase the firepower of the new Boxer mechanized infantry vehicles to compensate for the decision to axe the more heavily armed Warrior armored vehicle from its lineup.
-
New UK naval shipbuilding strategy prizes keeping foreign yards out
The industry has turned out to be among the winners in a reshaping of the British defense industrial strategy rolled out by the government in London on March 23.
-
Who are the winners and losers in Britain’s new defense review?
A new defense, security and foreign policy review calls for cuts to the British Army’s end strength and aging hardware as well as the creation of new military structures and the acquisition of high-tech capabilities.
-
More nukes and a regional pivot: Britain unveils its long-awaited defense review
Britain is to substantially increase its stockpile of nuclear warheads in response to a deteriorating security environment, the government said in a new review of defense, security and foreign policy.
-
Reaction Engines chases the elusive prospect of a hypersonic fighter jet
After successful tests of three subcomponents by the British company, now comes the hardest part: putting it all together.
-
Defense panel rips into British Army over ‘deplorable’ state of armored vehicles
Actually, “deplorable” was one of the kinder terms used by lawmakers to describe the Army’s reasons for letting its armored vehicle fleet atrophy over the last two decades.
-
Britain unveils date to release transformative military review
The government also announced the chief of the Defence Staff‚ Gen. Nick Carter, will remain in his post until the end of November, rather than depart in June as previously planned.
-
New report flags Chinese push to field support ships, planes for greater reach
The COVID-19 pandemic may have caused societal and economic chaos across the globe, but its impact failed to stop defense spending from rising in 2020, according to figures by the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
-
British government may drop upgrade plans for the Warrior fighting vehicle
Lockheed Martin UK executives are worried their upgrade proposal for the Warrior infantry fighting vehicle may not survive an upcoming government review of defense programs.
-
British military’s space campaign picks up steam with ‘Skynet’ upgrade
Space programs are expected to be among the winners as the UK government plans to pump additional money into the defense budget in 2021 and beyond.
