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British shell out seed funding for ‘loyal wingman’ combat drone
If the project is successful, the “Mosquito” loyal wingman platform could eventually become the first drone in British service able to target and shoot down enemy aircraft.
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Elbit UK to make new target-marking kits for British foot soldiers
Britain’s armed forces are investing just over £100 million ($134 million) acquiring equipment to improve sensor-to-shooter capabilities for dismounted troops.
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American warship, F-35 jets to deploy with British fleet
British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and U.S. acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller co-signed a joint declaration approving the deployment of U.S. Marine and U.S. Navy assets as part of a carrier strike group led by the HMS Queen Elizabeth.
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Thales UK secures Indian partner for selling its Starstreak air-defense missile
The agreement provides the opportunity for Bharat Dynamics Ltd to offer a “Make in India” solution to the Indian government, the company said.
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British military looks to the ‘Eurotank’ as it weighs its hardware options
Britain’s interest in the Main Ground Combat System has all the markings of a test case for pursuing large-scale, joint programs in a post-Brexit Europe.
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The British pick MBDA’s Spear 3 cruise missile for their F-35s
The deal should see the Spear 3 missile achieve initial operational capability on the aircraft in 2025, making it the primary air-to-ground weapon for the Lockheed Martin-built jets now coming into service with the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.
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Britain has one last contract for its Sentinel spy planes: Breaking them up
The Defence Equipment Sales Authority said Dec. 22 it was looking for companies interested in stripping five Sentinel R1 aircraft and two Sentry E-3D airborne early warning aircraft for spares and dismantling what remains.
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Britain’s Capita nabs $1.3 billion deal for Royal Navy personnel training
The company said its share of the deal would be worth in excess of £1 billion over the course of the program, known as Project Selborne.
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British defense secretary says ‘tough choices’ are coming due on spending
Britain’s forces face some difficult decisions over whether to junk capabilities and make cuts to legacy programs.
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British F-35 buy is still a moving target, defense ministry tells lawmakers
The number and profile of a future order will in part be decided by the outcome of assessment work the British are doing on their future combat air strategy.
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British shell out seed funding for ‘loyal wingman’ combat drone
If the project is successful, the “Mosquito” loyal wingman platform could eventually become the first drone in British service able to target and shoot down enemy aircraft.
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Elbit UK to make new target-marking kits for British foot soldiers
Britain’s armed forces are investing just over £100 million ($134 million) acquiring equipment to improve sensor-to-shooter capabilities for dismounted troops.
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American warship, F-35 jets to deploy with British fleet
British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and U.S. acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller co-signed a joint declaration approving the deployment of U.S. Marine and U.S. Navy assets as part of a carrier strike group led by the HMS Queen Elizabeth.
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Thales UK secures Indian partner for selling its Starstreak air-defense missile
The agreement provides the opportunity for Bharat Dynamics Ltd to offer a “Make in India” solution to the Indian government, the company said.
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British military looks to the ‘Eurotank’ as it weighs its hardware options
Britain’s interest in the Main Ground Combat System has all the markings of a test case for pursuing large-scale, joint programs in a post-Brexit Europe.
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The British pick MBDA’s Spear 3 cruise missile for their F-35s
The deal should see the Spear 3 missile achieve initial operational capability on the aircraft in 2025, making it the primary air-to-ground weapon for the Lockheed Martin-built jets now coming into service with the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.
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Britain has one last contract for its Sentinel spy planes: Breaking them up
The Defence Equipment Sales Authority said Dec. 22 it was looking for companies interested in stripping five Sentinel R1 aircraft and two Sentry E-3D airborne early warning aircraft for spares and dismantling what remains.
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Britain’s Capita nabs $1.3 billion deal for Royal Navy personnel training
The company said its share of the deal would be worth in excess of £1 billion over the course of the program, known as Project Selborne.
-
British defense secretary says ‘tough choices’ are coming due on spending
Britain’s forces face some difficult decisions over whether to junk capabilities and make cuts to legacy programs.
-
British F-35 buy is still a moving target, defense ministry tells lawmakers
The number and profile of a future order will in part be decided by the outcome of assessment work the British are doing on their future combat air strategy.
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British shell out seed funding for ‘loyal wingman’ combat drone
If the project is successful, the “Mosquito” loyal wingman platform could eventually become the first drone in British service able to target and shoot down enemy aircraft.
-
Elbit UK to make new target-marking kits for British foot soldiers
Britain’s armed forces are investing just over £100 million ($134 million) acquiring equipment to improve sensor-to-shooter capabilities for dismounted troops.
-
American warship, F-35 jets to deploy with British fleet
British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and U.S. acting Defense Secretary Christopher Miller co-signed a joint declaration approving the deployment of U.S. Marine and U.S. Navy assets as part of a carrier strike group led by the HMS Queen Elizabeth.
-
Thales UK secures Indian partner for selling its Starstreak air-defense missile
The agreement provides the opportunity for Bharat Dynamics Ltd to offer a “Make in India” solution to the Indian government, the company said.
-
British military looks to the ‘Eurotank’ as it weighs its hardware options
Britain’s interest in the Main Ground Combat System has all the markings of a test case for pursuing large-scale, joint programs in a post-Brexit Europe.
-
The British pick MBDA’s Spear 3 cruise missile for their F-35s
The deal should see the Spear 3 missile achieve initial operational capability on the aircraft in 2025, making it the primary air-to-ground weapon for the Lockheed Martin-built jets now coming into service with the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.
-
Britain has one last contract for its Sentinel spy planes: Breaking them up
The Defence Equipment Sales Authority said Dec. 22 it was looking for companies interested in stripping five Sentinel R1 aircraft and two Sentry E-3D airborne early warning aircraft for spares and dismantling what remains.
-
Britain’s Capita nabs $1.3 billion deal for Royal Navy personnel training
The company said its share of the deal would be worth in excess of £1 billion over the course of the program, known as Project Selborne.
-
British defense secretary says ‘tough choices’ are coming due on spending
Britain’s forces face some difficult decisions over whether to junk capabilities and make cuts to legacy programs.
-
British F-35 buy is still a moving target, defense ministry tells lawmakers
The number and profile of a future order will in part be decided by the outcome of assessment work the British are doing on their future combat air strategy.
