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BAE Systems gets $3.2 billion deal so British forces can reload
The program, known as Next Generation Munitions Solution (NGMS), will see BAE produce 39 different munitions for the armed services from five different sites across the UK.
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UK to boost defense budget by $21.9 billion. Here’s who benefits — and loses out.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the increase could transform the military and bring to an end an era of retreat in the armed forces.
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Britain moves to protect its defense industry from foreign influence
The National Security and Investment Bill will strengthen London’s ability to investigate and intervene in mergers, acquisitions and other types of deals potentially posing a threat to British national security.
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Viasat to supply Britain’s future frigate with satellite communications tech
The deal is the latest in a sequence of contract awards by Babcock International over the last few months.
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UK government to retake control of its atomic weapons management from industry
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said in a statement to parliament that the Atomic Weapons Establishment will become wholly owned by the Ministry of Defence by June 2021.
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Britain leaves the door open to foreign yards in $2B supply-ship buy
Unions have been demanding that building the ships, known as Fleet Solid Support vessels, should be an entirely British affair.
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US and UK navies prepare to sign agreement to merge future tech work
“Interchangeability” is the new “interoperability.”
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Britain unveils strategy to gain a technological advantage over adversaries
The latest strategy launch comes weeks after the MoD rolled out a new integrated operational concept to shape how Britain adapts its future military effort to the changing security threat posed by the likes of China and Russia.
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British Army admits more delays in fielding enough combat forces
The service said that by 2025 it would only be able to field a combat division consisting of just a single maneuver brigade and an interim maneuver support brigade.
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Britain unveils new operating concept for a ‘fundamental transformation in the military’
The chief of the Defence Staff says key changes backed by the concept include improved integration of effort across government and with allies, equipment modernization, and constant competition with adversaries below the threshold of war.
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BAE Systems gets $3.2 billion deal so British forces can reload
The program, known as Next Generation Munitions Solution (NGMS), will see BAE produce 39 different munitions for the armed services from five different sites across the UK.
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UK to boost defense budget by $21.9 billion. Here’s who benefits — and loses out.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the increase could transform the military and bring to an end an era of retreat in the armed forces.
-
Britain moves to protect its defense industry from foreign influence
The National Security and Investment Bill will strengthen London’s ability to investigate and intervene in mergers, acquisitions and other types of deals potentially posing a threat to British national security.
-
Viasat to supply Britain’s future frigate with satellite communications tech
The deal is the latest in a sequence of contract awards by Babcock International over the last few months.
-
UK government to retake control of its atomic weapons management from industry
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said in a statement to parliament that the Atomic Weapons Establishment will become wholly owned by the Ministry of Defence by June 2021.
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Britain leaves the door open to foreign yards in $2B supply-ship buy
Unions have been demanding that building the ships, known as Fleet Solid Support vessels, should be an entirely British affair.
-
US and UK navies prepare to sign agreement to merge future tech work
“Interchangeability” is the new “interoperability.”
-
Britain unveils strategy to gain a technological advantage over adversaries
The latest strategy launch comes weeks after the MoD rolled out a new integrated operational concept to shape how Britain adapts its future military effort to the changing security threat posed by the likes of China and Russia.
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British Army admits more delays in fielding enough combat forces
The service said that by 2025 it would only be able to field a combat division consisting of just a single maneuver brigade and an interim maneuver support brigade.
-
Britain unveils new operating concept for a ‘fundamental transformation in the military’
The chief of the Defence Staff says key changes backed by the concept include improved integration of effort across government and with allies, equipment modernization, and constant competition with adversaries below the threshold of war.
-
BAE Systems gets $3.2 billion deal so British forces can reload
The program, known as Next Generation Munitions Solution (NGMS), will see BAE produce 39 different munitions for the armed services from five different sites across the UK.
-
UK to boost defense budget by $21.9 billion. Here’s who benefits — and loses out.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the increase could transform the military and bring to an end an era of retreat in the armed forces.
-
Britain moves to protect its defense industry from foreign influence
The National Security and Investment Bill will strengthen London’s ability to investigate and intervene in mergers, acquisitions and other types of deals potentially posing a threat to British national security.
-
Viasat to supply Britain’s future frigate with satellite communications tech
The deal is the latest in a sequence of contract awards by Babcock International over the last few months.
-
UK government to retake control of its atomic weapons management from industry
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said in a statement to parliament that the Atomic Weapons Establishment will become wholly owned by the Ministry of Defence by June 2021.
-
Britain leaves the door open to foreign yards in $2B supply-ship buy
Unions have been demanding that building the ships, known as Fleet Solid Support vessels, should be an entirely British affair.
-
US and UK navies prepare to sign agreement to merge future tech work
“Interchangeability” is the new “interoperability.”
-
Britain unveils strategy to gain a technological advantage over adversaries
The latest strategy launch comes weeks after the MoD rolled out a new integrated operational concept to shape how Britain adapts its future military effort to the changing security threat posed by the likes of China and Russia.
-
British Army admits more delays in fielding enough combat forces
The service said that by 2025 it would only be able to field a combat division consisting of just a single maneuver brigade and an interim maneuver support brigade.
-
Britain unveils new operating concept for a ‘fundamental transformation in the military’
The chief of the Defence Staff says key changes backed by the concept include improved integration of effort across government and with allies, equipment modernization, and constant competition with adversaries below the threshold of war.
