Exclusive: Inside the factory building the British Army's new revolutionary CT40 cannon
The CT40 promises to provide enhanced tactical capabilities and improved performance in various combat scenarios.
The CT40 promises to provide enhanced tactical capabilities and improved performance in various combat scenarios.
Forces News' Ukraine reporter Simon Newton looked at how Kyiv is turning UAVs into drone-hunters, but the Russians are doing it too.
Nato must improve its use of artificial intelligence (AI) and data sharing, according to a retired rear admiral.
Developed by Anduril, it can destroy large aircraft and attack drones.
A new drone system is being tested by the US military which offers the capability of remaining in the air for days at a time.
The British defence giant has produced a new CV90 variant and Beowulf vehicle, intended for Slovakia, the Czech Republic and the US.
The footage shows two Hind helicopters avoiding being hit by Russian ground fire by using their countermeasures.
Party pledges to deliver 'triple lock' of current at-sea deterrence, its upkeep and the four Dreadnought submarines that are being built.
This is one of many Nato exercises the Typhoons have taken part in while deployed on Op Biloxi
The US Army and Royal Fleet Auxiliary worked together to build the pier and causeway to help delivery of humanitarian aid.
The new B-21 Raider stealth bomber is currently undergoing flight tests at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
HMS Anson conducted trials in the Atlantic and Caribbean in which she tested her ability to hunt enemy submarines without being detected.
The Radio Frequency Directed Energy Weapon can destroy swarms of drones and costs just a few pence per shot.
A 3D scanner in use with 71 Squadron at RAF Wittering lets personnel analyse aircraft components and diagnose problems more efficiently.
Forces News takes a look at what is known so far about the vessels that are being built for the Royal Navy and Royal Marines.
The British Army's new technology means plastic and metal components can be fabricated on a printer to ensure a vehicle remains operational.