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Britain’s new Protector drone completes maiden flight
The aircraft is envisioned to fly in non-segregated airspace at some point.
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Cash-strapped Britain eyes shrinking its order of new early-warning planes
Negotiations between Boeing and the Ministry of Defence have been underway since mid-summer over a possible reduction in Wedgetail numbers from five to three, or possibly four, aircraft as part of a wider cost-cutting exercise.
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British warships extend their northern reach for Barents Sea drill
It’s the first time the Royal Navy has led a multinational task group in the High North region in more than 20 years, and the move is part of a growing British effort in the region.
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Britain moves forward with its own Typhoon radar primed for electronic warfare
The $420 million deal includes the industry partners delivering the first Mk2-equipped Typhoons in 2022 for test and evaluation work, as well as three complete radars.
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Rolls-Royce backs hypersonic-power specialist Reaction Engines with new investment
The partnership is aimed at developing high-speed propulsion systems for defense and civil applications.
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Britain moves to boost Ukraine’s naval chops
The Royal Navy is coordinating a training initiative that involves Canada, Denmark and Sweden, according to the Ministry of Defence.
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Oshkosh is tinkering with a uniquely British JLTV
Britain has moved a step closer to completing a deal for purchasing Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTV) following the award of a contract allowing platform builder Oshkosh Defense to trial proposed UK sub-systems on the vehicle.
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Awash in technology hook-ups, Team Tempest longs for steady partners
“The U.K. is keen to see more international partners join us,” says Defence Secretary Ben Wallace. “There is room for a broad range of other partnerships.”
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British Army’s AS90 howitzers to stick around amid replacement delay
The howitzer procurement delay means the current date for decommissioning the AS90s has also gone back. A portion of the howitzer force will now remain operational until 2032.
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US, UK launch military-space competition for startups
The two countries have jointly put up $1.3 million to tap into potential new ideas in six technology areas from small companies, innovators and others around the world.
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Britain’s new Protector drone completes maiden flight
The aircraft is envisioned to fly in non-segregated airspace at some point.
-
Cash-strapped Britain eyes shrinking its order of new early-warning planes
Negotiations between Boeing and the Ministry of Defence have been underway since mid-summer over a possible reduction in Wedgetail numbers from five to three, or possibly four, aircraft as part of a wider cost-cutting exercise.
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British warships extend their northern reach for Barents Sea drill
It’s the first time the Royal Navy has led a multinational task group in the High North region in more than 20 years, and the move is part of a growing British effort in the region.
-
Britain moves forward with its own Typhoon radar primed for electronic warfare
The $420 million deal includes the industry partners delivering the first Mk2-equipped Typhoons in 2022 for test and evaluation work, as well as three complete radars.
-
Rolls-Royce backs hypersonic-power specialist Reaction Engines with new investment
The partnership is aimed at developing high-speed propulsion systems for defense and civil applications.
-
Britain moves to boost Ukraine’s naval chops
The Royal Navy is coordinating a training initiative that involves Canada, Denmark and Sweden, according to the Ministry of Defence.
-
Oshkosh is tinkering with a uniquely British JLTV
Britain has moved a step closer to completing a deal for purchasing Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTV) following the award of a contract allowing platform builder Oshkosh Defense to trial proposed UK sub-systems on the vehicle.
-
Awash in technology hook-ups, Team Tempest longs for steady partners
“The U.K. is keen to see more international partners join us,” says Defence Secretary Ben Wallace. “There is room for a broad range of other partnerships.”
-
British Army’s AS90 howitzers to stick around amid replacement delay
The howitzer procurement delay means the current date for decommissioning the AS90s has also gone back. A portion of the howitzer force will now remain operational until 2032.
-
US, UK launch military-space competition for startups
The two countries have jointly put up $1.3 million to tap into potential new ideas in six technology areas from small companies, innovators and others around the world.
-
Britain’s new Protector drone completes maiden flight
The aircraft is envisioned to fly in non-segregated airspace at some point.
-
Cash-strapped Britain eyes shrinking its order of new early-warning planes
Negotiations between Boeing and the Ministry of Defence have been underway since mid-summer over a possible reduction in Wedgetail numbers from five to three, or possibly four, aircraft as part of a wider cost-cutting exercise.
-
British warships extend their northern reach for Barents Sea drill
It’s the first time the Royal Navy has led a multinational task group in the High North region in more than 20 years, and the move is part of a growing British effort in the region.
-
Britain moves forward with its own Typhoon radar primed for electronic warfare
The $420 million deal includes the industry partners delivering the first Mk2-equipped Typhoons in 2022 for test and evaluation work, as well as three complete radars.
-
Rolls-Royce backs hypersonic-power specialist Reaction Engines with new investment
The partnership is aimed at developing high-speed propulsion systems for defense and civil applications.
-
Britain moves to boost Ukraine’s naval chops
The Royal Navy is coordinating a training initiative that involves Canada, Denmark and Sweden, according to the Ministry of Defence.
-
Oshkosh is tinkering with a uniquely British JLTV
Britain has moved a step closer to completing a deal for purchasing Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTV) following the award of a contract allowing platform builder Oshkosh Defense to trial proposed UK sub-systems on the vehicle.
-
Awash in technology hook-ups, Team Tempest longs for steady partners
“The U.K. is keen to see more international partners join us,” says Defence Secretary Ben Wallace. “There is room for a broad range of other partnerships.”
-
British Army’s AS90 howitzers to stick around amid replacement delay
The howitzer procurement delay means the current date for decommissioning the AS90s has also gone back. A portion of the howitzer force will now remain operational until 2032.
-
US, UK launch military-space competition for startups
The two countries have jointly put up $1.3 million to tap into potential new ideas in six technology areas from small companies, innovators and others around the world.
