Staying afloat: Key milestone achieved as HMS Cardiff undergoes her first flood-up
The Type 26 frigate will now enter the water permanently for the remainder of her fitting out programme, according to BAE Systems
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Navy 1SL bets on Hybrid Navy but defence experts warn it may not be 'silver bullet'
Professor David Blagden's comments came ahead of the First Sea Lord's speech at the Royal United Service Institute
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Army Shortening the kill chain: Army taking a more integrated approach to make it more lethal
A system called Lattice can calculate how best to deploy available assets like loitering munitions or close air support to take out a target
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Opinion Money's powerful, but it can't buy capacity: Building strong defence industrial base takes time
Della Heptinstall, an Associate at Walker Morris, says a strong industrial base is essential for rapid military capability in crises
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Army Army pushes battlefield robotics as autonomous UGVs reshape frontline ops
A contract has been awarded to ARX Robotics by the Army to manufacture autonomous ground systems in the UK
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Ukraine UK pledges to send 120,000 drones to Ukraine in its biggest-ever shipment
The new package includes long-range strike drones, reconnaissance systems, logistics drones, and maritime unmanned vehicles, with some ...
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Epic Fury Typhoon tests rocket system that could cut cost of downing a drone from $1m to just $20k
The warplane has been equipped with 70mm rockets that use a laser-guidance kit rather than pricey AMRAAM or ASRAAM missiles
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Epic Fury Trump's use of gameplay footage to promote Iran war undermines troops, argues expert
The US has been sharing material combining real-life missile strikes with scenes from games like Call of Duty - and Iran is following suit
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Ukraine Ring wing: How an old idea from the 1980s has been repurposed for the Ukraine war
We explore ring wing drones and the new generation of amphibious drones that are capable of ‘flying' underwater and soaring to the surface
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Army British Army trials AI drones to spot explosives and keep troops out of harm's way
Sensors mounted on uncrewed aircraft identified replica mines across varied terrain at Carver Barracks
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Feature From TV in a dust bowl to leading-edge tech – the veterans helping keep BFBS on the air
Brad Carter, co-founder of Cerberus Tech, speaks about his journey from watching BFBS in Afghanistan to working with them today
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Navy BITE: Immersive training experience set to revolutionise Royal Navy's training
The Babcock Immersive Training Environment, or BITE, housed in essentially a shipping container, uses lifelike conditions to prepare ...
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Epic Fury Armed Forces to be supplied with more missiles to counter Iranian drone threat
British personnel defending the Middle East will benefit from the purchase of more Lightweight Multirole Missiles – also known as Martlet
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Technology Exercise Spring Sabre: Showcasing the future of autonomous warfare systems
These autonomous systems provide commanders with enhanced reconnaissance capabilities while keeping them out of harm's way
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Epic Fury Epic Fury: The online battle as AI disinformation spreads across the internet
BFBS Forces News has looked into the rising use of AI-generated content in conflict, which is making people question
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Epic Fury Iran's a destructive force and our aim is to protect lives in this conflict, says Healey
The Defence Secretary explains the role of the Armed Forces in the Eastern Mediterranean – and what action he hopes to see Tehran take