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Diversifying From SupaCat Vehicles, SC Group Eyes Opportunities in Nuclear, Marine
Nuclear, including possible work at the Atomic Weapons Establishment, is one of the sectors SC Group is pinning its hopes on to achieve more than double its £25 million to £30 million annual revenue (US $38.6 million to $46.3 million) over the next five years.
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Ahead of Latest Strategic Defense and Security Review, UK Faces Tough Choices
Five years after Britain’s dire finances triggered a Strategic Defense and Security Review (SDSR) that axed capabilities, force numbers, readiness and ambition, the government gets to have another go at setting out its military priorities in the next few weeks when it wheels out the new version of the review.
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BAE Takes Share in Reaction Engines Company
BAE Systems has taken a 20 percent stake in a British company developing an air-breathing rocket engine.
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Failure To Obtain Ammo Export OK Hits Chemring Profits
Failure to secure US approval for a 40mm ammunition sale to the Middle East has triggered financial problems for Chemring.
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Auditors: UK 10-Year Equipment Plan Affordable for Now
The UK spending watchdog says MoD investment plans for new equipment and support are largely affordable.
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Audit Says UK’s 10-Year Equipment Plan On Target for Now
Britain’s 10-year defense equipment procurement plan likely will remain affordable for at least the rest of the decade.
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Fallon: Keep Successor Costs, Schedule Under Control
Britain’s nuclear sub industry has been warned to avoid delays and overruns when it builds the new Trident missile boats.
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US Marine Corps F/A-18 Crashes in UK
A US Marine Corps F/A-18 has crashed in a field near the Royal Air Force Lakenheath base in eastern England killing the pilot.
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GD Sends LAV on Road Trip To Prove Abilities to UK Army
General Dynamics’ light armored vehicle is traveling UK highways to prove it can meet a mechanized vehicle requirement
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Nuclear Sub Project Poses UK’s Biggest Financial Challenge
Britain’s nuclear submarine effort keeps the Ministry of Defence’s top civil servant awake at night.
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Diversifying From SupaCat Vehicles, SC Group Eyes Opportunities in Nuclear, Marine
Nuclear, including possible work at the Atomic Weapons Establishment, is one of the sectors SC Group is pinning its hopes on to achieve more than double its £25 million to £30 million annual revenue (US $38.6 million to $46.3 million) over the next five years.
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Ahead of Latest Strategic Defense and Security Review, UK Faces Tough Choices
Five years after Britain’s dire finances triggered a Strategic Defense and Security Review (SDSR) that axed capabilities, force numbers, readiness and ambition, the government gets to have another go at setting out its military priorities in the next few weeks when it wheels out the new version of the review.
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BAE Takes Share in Reaction Engines Company
BAE Systems has taken a 20 percent stake in a British company developing an air-breathing rocket engine.
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Failure To Obtain Ammo Export OK Hits Chemring Profits
Failure to secure US approval for a 40mm ammunition sale to the Middle East has triggered financial problems for Chemring.
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Auditors: UK 10-Year Equipment Plan Affordable for Now
The UK spending watchdog says MoD investment plans for new equipment and support are largely affordable.
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Audit Says UK’s 10-Year Equipment Plan On Target for Now
Britain’s 10-year defense equipment procurement plan likely will remain affordable for at least the rest of the decade.
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Fallon: Keep Successor Costs, Schedule Under Control
Britain’s nuclear sub industry has been warned to avoid delays and overruns when it builds the new Trident missile boats.
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US Marine Corps F/A-18 Crashes in UK
A US Marine Corps F/A-18 has crashed in a field near the Royal Air Force Lakenheath base in eastern England killing the pilot.
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GD Sends LAV on Road Trip To Prove Abilities to UK Army
General Dynamics’ light armored vehicle is traveling UK highways to prove it can meet a mechanized vehicle requirement
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Nuclear Sub Project Poses UK’s Biggest Financial Challenge
Britain’s nuclear submarine effort keeps the Ministry of Defence’s top civil servant awake at night.
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Diversifying From SupaCat Vehicles, SC Group Eyes Opportunities in Nuclear, Marine
Nuclear, including possible work at the Atomic Weapons Establishment, is one of the sectors SC Group is pinning its hopes on to achieve more than double its £25 million to £30 million annual revenue (US $38.6 million to $46.3 million) over the next five years.
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Ahead of Latest Strategic Defense and Security Review, UK Faces Tough Choices
Five years after Britain’s dire finances triggered a Strategic Defense and Security Review (SDSR) that axed capabilities, force numbers, readiness and ambition, the government gets to have another go at setting out its military priorities in the next few weeks when it wheels out the new version of the review.
-
BAE Takes Share in Reaction Engines Company
BAE Systems has taken a 20 percent stake in a British company developing an air-breathing rocket engine.
-
Failure To Obtain Ammo Export OK Hits Chemring Profits
Failure to secure US approval for a 40mm ammunition sale to the Middle East has triggered financial problems for Chemring.
-
Auditors: UK 10-Year Equipment Plan Affordable for Now
The UK spending watchdog says MoD investment plans for new equipment and support are largely affordable.
-
Audit Says UK’s 10-Year Equipment Plan On Target for Now
Britain’s 10-year defense equipment procurement plan likely will remain affordable for at least the rest of the decade.
-
Fallon: Keep Successor Costs, Schedule Under Control
Britain’s nuclear sub industry has been warned to avoid delays and overruns when it builds the new Trident missile boats.
-
US Marine Corps F/A-18 Crashes in UK
A US Marine Corps F/A-18 has crashed in a field near the Royal Air Force Lakenheath base in eastern England killing the pilot.
-
GD Sends LAV on Road Trip To Prove Abilities to UK Army
General Dynamics’ light armored vehicle is traveling UK highways to prove it can meet a mechanized vehicle requirement
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Nuclear Sub Project Poses UK’s Biggest Financial Challenge
Britain’s nuclear submarine effort keeps the Ministry of Defence’s top civil servant awake at night.
