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The UK is ready to kick off an effort to revamp military training
The British Army is rethinking how it conducts a key element of its training, tapping industry to help deliver the first phase of what the military says will be a “surrogate for warfare” by the time the upgrade is complete.
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Kongsberg unveils Vanguard warship design that could ‘rock the market’
Are you a navy looking to spend less when buying and operating warships? A Norwegian defense company reckons it may have the answer.
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Britain goes with Danish design for new Navy frigates
The deal gives Britain a second naval shipbuilder and ends BAE Systems’ monopoly on surface combatant shipbuilding in the country.
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Britain kicks off competition to manage ground stations for next Skynet satellite program
Britain’s defense secretary has fired the starting gun on an industry competition to manage the ground station element of the £6 billion Skynet 6 communications satellite program.
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British, Italian defense companies jump on Tempest
The race is on in Europe for a next-generation aerial weapon system.
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UK’s Warrior fleet upgrade about 18 months away from kickoff
At long last, negotiations are underway on a production contract to update the British Army’s fleet of Warrior infantry fighting vehicles.
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Low-key opening at DSEI show as new frigate award is missing in action
Did Britain’s new prime minister hijack the announcement for the Type 31e contract award? Will there even be an announcement this week?
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Britain’s shipbuilding strategy has not gone according to plan — and industry is noticing
Industry is looking for clues on how the government will award upcoming ship orders.
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UK Army sticks to armor-upgrade plan despite new pivot toward hybrid warfare
The creation of a new formation to counter Russia in cyberspace, information operations and other non-kinetic tactics is a sign of the changing nature of warfare.
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Royal Air Force Typhoon jets to receive key sensor upgrade
The sensor changes are a small part of a wider capability update on the Typhoon to keep aircraft relevant until they go out of service, currently set for 2040.
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The UK is ready to kick off an effort to revamp military training
The British Army is rethinking how it conducts a key element of its training, tapping industry to help deliver the first phase of what the military says will be a “surrogate for warfare” by the time the upgrade is complete.
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Kongsberg unveils Vanguard warship design that could ‘rock the market’
Are you a navy looking to spend less when buying and operating warships? A Norwegian defense company reckons it may have the answer.
-
Britain goes with Danish design for new Navy frigates
The deal gives Britain a second naval shipbuilder and ends BAE Systems’ monopoly on surface combatant shipbuilding in the country.
-
Britain kicks off competition to manage ground stations for next Skynet satellite program
Britain’s defense secretary has fired the starting gun on an industry competition to manage the ground station element of the £6 billion Skynet 6 communications satellite program.
-
British, Italian defense companies jump on Tempest
The race is on in Europe for a next-generation aerial weapon system.
-
UK’s Warrior fleet upgrade about 18 months away from kickoff
At long last, negotiations are underway on a production contract to update the British Army’s fleet of Warrior infantry fighting vehicles.
-
Low-key opening at DSEI show as new frigate award is missing in action
Did Britain’s new prime minister hijack the announcement for the Type 31e contract award? Will there even be an announcement this week?
-
Britain’s shipbuilding strategy has not gone according to plan — and industry is noticing
Industry is looking for clues on how the government will award upcoming ship orders.
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UK Army sticks to armor-upgrade plan despite new pivot toward hybrid warfare
The creation of a new formation to counter Russia in cyberspace, information operations and other non-kinetic tactics is a sign of the changing nature of warfare.
-
Royal Air Force Typhoon jets to receive key sensor upgrade
The sensor changes are a small part of a wider capability update on the Typhoon to keep aircraft relevant until they go out of service, currently set for 2040.
-
The UK is ready to kick off an effort to revamp military training
The British Army is rethinking how it conducts a key element of its training, tapping industry to help deliver the first phase of what the military says will be a “surrogate for warfare” by the time the upgrade is complete.
-
Kongsberg unveils Vanguard warship design that could ‘rock the market’
Are you a navy looking to spend less when buying and operating warships? A Norwegian defense company reckons it may have the answer.
-
Britain goes with Danish design for new Navy frigates
The deal gives Britain a second naval shipbuilder and ends BAE Systems’ monopoly on surface combatant shipbuilding in the country.
-
Britain kicks off competition to manage ground stations for next Skynet satellite program
Britain’s defense secretary has fired the starting gun on an industry competition to manage the ground station element of the £6 billion Skynet 6 communications satellite program.
-
British, Italian defense companies jump on Tempest
The race is on in Europe for a next-generation aerial weapon system.
-
UK’s Warrior fleet upgrade about 18 months away from kickoff
At long last, negotiations are underway on a production contract to update the British Army’s fleet of Warrior infantry fighting vehicles.
-
Low-key opening at DSEI show as new frigate award is missing in action
Did Britain’s new prime minister hijack the announcement for the Type 31e contract award? Will there even be an announcement this week?
-
Britain’s shipbuilding strategy has not gone according to plan — and industry is noticing
Industry is looking for clues on how the government will award upcoming ship orders.
-
UK Army sticks to armor-upgrade plan despite new pivot toward hybrid warfare
The creation of a new formation to counter Russia in cyberspace, information operations and other non-kinetic tactics is a sign of the changing nature of warfare.
-
Royal Air Force Typhoon jets to receive key sensor upgrade
The sensor changes are a small part of a wider capability update on the Typhoon to keep aircraft relevant until they go out of service, currently set for 2040.
