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MBDA deal may lead to British drone, Apache helo carrying Brimstone missile
Missile-maker MBDA has secured a contract with the U.K. government, which will extend the service life of the country’s Brimstone air-to-surface missile.
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UK hires team to stop destroyers from breaking down at sea
An industry team led by BAE Systems has been contracted to fix long-running propulsion problems that have blighted the reliability of the Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer fleet.
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Saab’s GlobalEye swing-role surveillance aircraft goes airborne
The Swedish company says it remains on schedule to deliver an order of three of the modified Bombardier Global 6000 jets to the United Arab Emirates.
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Britain to set up chemical weapons defense center following alleged Russian attack
The $67 million investment in a new chemical weapons defense center comes just days after an ex-Russian spy and his daughter were left critically ill after being attacked with a sophisticated nerve agent in England.
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Saudi Arabia and BAE one step closer to finalizing Typhoon deal
Completion of the deal would come as a major boost for Britain’s combat air industry, after the government announced plans for a strategy review to map out future skills and resources required beyond Typhoon.
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British Type 26 frigates to get Lockheed missile launcher
Britain’s Royal Navy is to equip it’s new Type 26 frigate fleet with Lockheed Martin’s Mk 41 Vertical Launching System for missiles.
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First look: Saab unveils GlobalEye surveillance aircraft for the Middle East
Saab has taken the wraps off a new surveillance aircraft destined to equip the United Arab Emirates with a powerful airborne early warning and control capability.
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UK to create strategy for long-term air power
The decision to roll out an air-combat strategy follows on the heels of a similar move by the government last year in adopting a road map for the future of the naval shipbuilding sector.
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UK submits bid for Belgium fighter competition, pitting Typhoon against F-35
Britain has pitched a range of strategic and industrial tie-ups to the Belgian government as part of a bid to secure a deal to supply Eurofighter Typhoon jets to replace the country’s aging F-16 fleet.
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Win for German armored vehicle maker could leave British firms out in the cold
Artec plans to assemble the main element of it’s Boxer vehicle at a factory in northeast England ― that is if the U.K. hands the German company a deal.
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MBDA deal may lead to British drone, Apache helo carrying Brimstone missile
Missile-maker MBDA has secured a contract with the U.K. government, which will extend the service life of the country’s Brimstone air-to-surface missile.
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UK hires team to stop destroyers from breaking down at sea
An industry team led by BAE Systems has been contracted to fix long-running propulsion problems that have blighted the reliability of the Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer fleet.
-
Saab’s GlobalEye swing-role surveillance aircraft goes airborne
The Swedish company says it remains on schedule to deliver an order of three of the modified Bombardier Global 6000 jets to the United Arab Emirates.
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Britain to set up chemical weapons defense center following alleged Russian attack
The $67 million investment in a new chemical weapons defense center comes just days after an ex-Russian spy and his daughter were left critically ill after being attacked with a sophisticated nerve agent in England.
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Saudi Arabia and BAE one step closer to finalizing Typhoon deal
Completion of the deal would come as a major boost for Britain’s combat air industry, after the government announced plans for a strategy review to map out future skills and resources required beyond Typhoon.
-
British Type 26 frigates to get Lockheed missile launcher
Britain’s Royal Navy is to equip it’s new Type 26 frigate fleet with Lockheed Martin’s Mk 41 Vertical Launching System for missiles.
-
First look: Saab unveils GlobalEye surveillance aircraft for the Middle East
Saab has taken the wraps off a new surveillance aircraft destined to equip the United Arab Emirates with a powerful airborne early warning and control capability.
-
UK to create strategy for long-term air power
The decision to roll out an air-combat strategy follows on the heels of a similar move by the government last year in adopting a road map for the future of the naval shipbuilding sector.
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UK submits bid for Belgium fighter competition, pitting Typhoon against F-35
Britain has pitched a range of strategic and industrial tie-ups to the Belgian government as part of a bid to secure a deal to supply Eurofighter Typhoon jets to replace the country’s aging F-16 fleet.
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Win for German armored vehicle maker could leave British firms out in the cold
Artec plans to assemble the main element of it’s Boxer vehicle at a factory in northeast England ― that is if the U.K. hands the German company a deal.
-
MBDA deal may lead to British drone, Apache helo carrying Brimstone missile
Missile-maker MBDA has secured a contract with the U.K. government, which will extend the service life of the country’s Brimstone air-to-surface missile.
-
UK hires team to stop destroyers from breaking down at sea
An industry team led by BAE Systems has been contracted to fix long-running propulsion problems that have blighted the reliability of the Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer fleet.
-
Saab’s GlobalEye swing-role surveillance aircraft goes airborne
The Swedish company says it remains on schedule to deliver an order of three of the modified Bombardier Global 6000 jets to the United Arab Emirates.
-
Britain to set up chemical weapons defense center following alleged Russian attack
The $67 million investment in a new chemical weapons defense center comes just days after an ex-Russian spy and his daughter were left critically ill after being attacked with a sophisticated nerve agent in England.
-
Saudi Arabia and BAE one step closer to finalizing Typhoon deal
Completion of the deal would come as a major boost for Britain’s combat air industry, after the government announced plans for a strategy review to map out future skills and resources required beyond Typhoon.
-
British Type 26 frigates to get Lockheed missile launcher
Britain’s Royal Navy is to equip it’s new Type 26 frigate fleet with Lockheed Martin’s Mk 41 Vertical Launching System for missiles.
-
First look: Saab unveils GlobalEye surveillance aircraft for the Middle East
Saab has taken the wraps off a new surveillance aircraft destined to equip the United Arab Emirates with a powerful airborne early warning and control capability.
-
UK to create strategy for long-term air power
The decision to roll out an air-combat strategy follows on the heels of a similar move by the government last year in adopting a road map for the future of the naval shipbuilding sector.
-
UK submits bid for Belgium fighter competition, pitting Typhoon against F-35
Britain has pitched a range of strategic and industrial tie-ups to the Belgian government as part of a bid to secure a deal to supply Eurofighter Typhoon jets to replace the country’s aging F-16 fleet.
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Win for German armored vehicle maker could leave British firms out in the cold
Artec plans to assemble the main element of it’s Boxer vehicle at a factory in northeast England ― that is if the U.K. hands the German company a deal.
