Every second counts: Royal Marines drone specialists cut Malloy launch time to minutes
48 Commando, formerly Commando Logistic Regiment, uses the Malloy T-150 to supply food, water, fuel, stores and ammo across the battlefield
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RAF Are RAF's Top Guns heading for extinction? No, says CAS, as he quotes Maverick
The Chief of the Air Staff admits AI can be better than a human pilot, but insists there must be a balance
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Army Target located! Archer at work with Royal Artillery's new eyes-through-the-trees radar
Gunners have been operating the Archer self-propelled gun in Estonia alongside the Ground Based Surveillance Radar
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Technology Should the Armed Forces stop using Starlink and Starshield – its military-grade companion?
Recent events in Ukraine, where the service to the Ukrainian military was throttled back, have raised questions about using SpaceX services
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History Churchill's Toyshop, Op Vegetarian and a private pond: When military kit hits civvy street
Military weapons and equipment have long been tested in unconventional sites around the UK as demand for testing capabilities challenges ...
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Ukraine Russia's jet-powered drones raise stakes as Ukraine races to counter dangerous aerial threat
Russia is scaling up its weapons production, while Ukraine is installing anti-drone machine-gun turrets around Kyiv
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Ukraine Ukraine tank attack: How will tank warfare tactics and technology adapt in the age of drones?
Newly released footage from the Ukrainian military shows a tank attack near the Russian border while drones battle overhead
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Technology We must be faster than our adversaries, says head of British military at launch of defence exhibition DSEI
The themes of the huge event in London in 2027 will include protecting supply chains, innovation, AI and cyber
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Navy Dive! Dive! Dive! Find out how the Silent Service has evolved over the past 125 years
While the likes of HMS Dreadnought represent the pinnacle of modern technology in 2026, HMS Holland 1 did the same back in 1901
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Navy XV Excalibur: Royal Navy's autonomous submarine fires heavy torpedo for first time
XV Excalibur is a 12-metre-long uncrewed submarine, which entered into service with the Royal Navy in May 2025
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RAF RAF enters the final frontier with first-ever space squadron to defend UK satellites
No. III Space Effects Squadron will be the UK's first unit dedicated to disrupting, degrade, and deny hostile threats in space
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Technology British Army's new killer drone challenge tests troops' speed, precision and lethality
With the West racing to keep up with advances in drone warfare on the frontline, the British Army is trying something new
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Army Army to receive new 'spy' drones in deals worth up to £416m, MOD announces
One of the drones, the AR5, is a long-endurance surveillance drone that can hold up to 50kg of cameras and sensors
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Navy Refuelling the fight: Marines play the 'enemy' in battlefield helicopter refuelling training
The exercise involved CHF's Aviation Combat Service Support Squadron finding, sending back, and locating spaces for helicopters to refuel
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Technology UK-built turbojets in production as MOD seeks greater control over drone engine supplies
The programme is developing engines for drones and larger aircraft, with a smaller model already in serial production after flight testing
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Technology The Ministry of Defence is 'built to move slow', newly appointed top official warns
The MOD must move faster to deter war by 2030, warns National Armaments Director Rupert Pierce