Drone race: Turkey's armour-piercer, Russia's entangler and Ukraine's underwater attacker
Ukraine's Marichka underwater drone can loiter for weeks before striking, as Turkey tests its armour-piercing FPV
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Ukraine Ukrainian drone firm attacked by Russia – so it opens a factory in the UK instead
Ukrspecsystems is one of the country's largest manufacturers of uncrewed aerial vehicles, including the advanced Shark-M
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Opinion The recruits that can't be recruited: How veterans can break into the tech sector
Only around 30% of UK businesses report actively hiring talent from the ex‑forces community, despite their valuable skills
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Royal Marines Special delivery: Marines let the drone take the strain with mortars and machine guns
Heavy-lift Malloy Aeronautics T-150B quadcopters have been put to good use in Norway in conditions as cold as -28°C
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USA On foreign soil: Find out where the US Air Force's 12 bases are located in the UK
They've been here since the Second World War, but what role do the United States Air Force bases in the UK carry out?
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WWII On yer bike! How the Armed Forces' smallest motorcycle assisted spies as well as soldiers
The Second World War Welbike has the distinction of being the smallest motorcycle used by the Armed Forces - and it folds
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Technology US Liberty Ships ready to set sail once more – but this time they'll be autonomous
Private firm Blue Water Autonomy has designed a new Liberty-class cargo vessel for the US Navy, inspired by the Second World War originals
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Army Search and destroy: Specialist Army unit getting device to hunt for enemy weapons
Once a target has been identified by 5th Regiment Royal Artillery using the Sonus system, the choice can be made to evade or engage
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Ukraine Telegram restrictions: How limits on the messaging app will hit Russian soldiers
The latest restrictions imposed by the Kremlin are likely to leave Russian soldiers further in the dark on the frontline
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Technology Lamprey: The undersea drone that latches onto a mission by latching onto a ship
The vehicle can attach itself to any surface vessel or submarine, catching a ride to carry its payload where it's needed
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Army Drones in the desert: How the British Army is training for the wars of tomorrow
This is the second year that 1st Battalion, The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment, has trained alongside Jordanian forces
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Ukraine Musk's SpaceX deactivates Moscow's Starlink terminals, hampering Russian forces
Starlink has played a crucial role in Ukraine's defence since Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022
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Navy Navy's repair shop a good idea but strategy can't be haphazard, says former commodore
The Senior Service hopes the facility to fix and repurpose equipment will improve the effectiveness of the Royal Navy and save money
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Navy Sonobuoys: The high-tech eyes and ears of the Royal Navy beneath the waves
The state-of-the-art sonar systems are capable of detecting, tracking and deterring hostile submarines and other underwater vessels
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Tri-Service Armed Forces get more powers to down rogue drones, but will it make a difference?
Although the new powers are well-intended, a drone expert reckons they will be tricky to implement and won't make much of a difference
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Technology The hunt for a £20m unicorn: MOD's Dragon's Den-style bid to lure startups
John Healey has announced a new £20m fund for small British startups, while Luke Pollard said a Dragon's Den-style pitch will also be used ...