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Companies gear up for next phase in Britain’s Skynet 6 program
The British government has ruled that all bidders, except one, must remain unnamed.
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Britain’s top military officer wants unvarnished look at the state of UK forces
“What worked for the predictability of stabilization and counterinsurgency operations in the last 20 years or so won’t work in today’s context,” said Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Sir Nick Carter.
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NATO to define plan to counter Russia’s hybrid warfare tactics
“Maintain technological edge is the only way we can avoid obsolescence,” warns British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
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UK Conservatives propose far-reaching defense review if elected
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s promise of a strategy shift in policy comes as London prepares to host NATO’s 70th anniversary summit on Dec. 4.
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British Army needs bigger guns, study finds
“The UK’s ground forces are comprehensively outgunned and outranged, leaving enemy artillery free to prosecute fire missions with impunity,” claims a new RUSI analysis.
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British prime minister’s party practically ignores defense issues as it preps for elections
The Conservative Party’s manifesto momentarily mentioned defense, tucked away on page 51.
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British government signals support for Cobham takeover by private equity firm Advent
Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom announced she is “minded to accept” the proposed takeover.
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British Army’s Boxer proposal faces top-level scrutiny
The business case for buying the German-designed 8×8 vehicle was handed over to the MoD’s high-powered Investment Approvals Committee last week.
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Britain chases early contract for new Skynet satellite to avert delay
With the existing Skynet 5 network aging, Britain wants a new satellite in service to ensure its space communications capabilities are not compromised.
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British-made hypersonic engine passes key milestone at Colorado test site
The Sabre propulsion system by Reaction Engines is seen as key to propelling future British aircraft to Mach 5 speed.
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Companies gear up for next phase in Britain’s Skynet 6 program
The British government has ruled that all bidders, except one, must remain unnamed.
-
Britain’s top military officer wants unvarnished look at the state of UK forces
“What worked for the predictability of stabilization and counterinsurgency operations in the last 20 years or so won’t work in today’s context,” said Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Sir Nick Carter.
-
NATO to define plan to counter Russia’s hybrid warfare tactics
“Maintain technological edge is the only way we can avoid obsolescence,” warns British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
-
UK Conservatives propose far-reaching defense review if elected
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s promise of a strategy shift in policy comes as London prepares to host NATO’s 70th anniversary summit on Dec. 4.
-
British Army needs bigger guns, study finds
“The UK’s ground forces are comprehensively outgunned and outranged, leaving enemy artillery free to prosecute fire missions with impunity,” claims a new RUSI analysis.
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British prime minister’s party practically ignores defense issues as it preps for elections
The Conservative Party’s manifesto momentarily mentioned defense, tucked away on page 51.
-
British government signals support for Cobham takeover by private equity firm Advent
Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom announced she is “minded to accept” the proposed takeover.
-
British Army’s Boxer proposal faces top-level scrutiny
The business case for buying the German-designed 8×8 vehicle was handed over to the MoD’s high-powered Investment Approvals Committee last week.
-
Britain chases early contract for new Skynet satellite to avert delay
With the existing Skynet 5 network aging, Britain wants a new satellite in service to ensure its space communications capabilities are not compromised.
-
British-made hypersonic engine passes key milestone at Colorado test site
The Sabre propulsion system by Reaction Engines is seen as key to propelling future British aircraft to Mach 5 speed.
-
Companies gear up for next phase in Britain’s Skynet 6 program
The British government has ruled that all bidders, except one, must remain unnamed.
-
Britain’s top military officer wants unvarnished look at the state of UK forces
“What worked for the predictability of stabilization and counterinsurgency operations in the last 20 years or so won’t work in today’s context,” said Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Sir Nick Carter.
-
NATO to define plan to counter Russia’s hybrid warfare tactics
“Maintain technological edge is the only way we can avoid obsolescence,” warns British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
-
UK Conservatives propose far-reaching defense review if elected
Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s promise of a strategy shift in policy comes as London prepares to host NATO’s 70th anniversary summit on Dec. 4.
-
British Army needs bigger guns, study finds
“The UK’s ground forces are comprehensively outgunned and outranged, leaving enemy artillery free to prosecute fire missions with impunity,” claims a new RUSI analysis.
-
British prime minister’s party practically ignores defense issues as it preps for elections
The Conservative Party’s manifesto momentarily mentioned defense, tucked away on page 51.
-
British government signals support for Cobham takeover by private equity firm Advent
Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom announced she is “minded to accept” the proposed takeover.
-
British Army’s Boxer proposal faces top-level scrutiny
The business case for buying the German-designed 8×8 vehicle was handed over to the MoD’s high-powered Investment Approvals Committee last week.
-
Britain chases early contract for new Skynet satellite to avert delay
With the existing Skynet 5 network aging, Britain wants a new satellite in service to ensure its space communications capabilities are not compromised.
-
British-made hypersonic engine passes key milestone at Colorado test site
The Sabre propulsion system by Reaction Engines is seen as key to propelling future British aircraft to Mach 5 speed.
