RAF Backs UK Military Jet Designer To Develop Convertible Aircraft
Suffolk-based AERALIS has agreed a three-year contract with the Royal Air Force.
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Cyber UK's enemies using social media to 'tear society apart', Army general warns
The comments come as ministers look to counter misinformation about coronavirus and its vaccines.
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News MOD Defends Its 10-Year Equipment Plan
It follows four consecutive years of criticism from the National Audit Office which has deemed it unaffordable.
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Aircraft New Protector aircraft example to fly from RAF Waddington
The Protector Remotely Piloted Aircraft System example will operate from Lincolnshire station, RAF Waddington, in the summer.
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Technology Navy Drones Could Play 'Key Role' In Counter-Smuggling Operations
HMS Tamar has trialled Puma drones with Royal Marines and the Met Police as she works towards her maiden deployment this summer.
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Land vehicles Could this be the future of tank camouflage?
Tests showed the new Multi-Coloured Camouflage Scheme drastically reduced detection and recognition in critical short-range.
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RAF We Ask The Experts: How Will The RAF Look In 2040?
Three experts gave their predictions for what the next two decades could hold for the RAF, possible threats and how it might combat them.
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Technology Swarming Military Drones Concept Tested
The concept involving a swarm of 20 drones completed two weeks of trials in Cumbria.
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Nato NATO Set To Introduce Its First Defence Cloud Capability
The alliance has selected Thales to provide its first theatre-level deployable defence cloud capability.
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RAF Future RAF: Service Chief Makes Predictions For Year 2040
Air Chief Marshal Sir Mike Wigston spoke about the importance of space, uncrewed aircraft and climate change.
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Technology UK's First Uncrewed Combat Aircraft Closer To Reality With £30m Deal
Known as a 'loyal wingman', the aircraft will be designed to fly alongside fighter jets at high speed.
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Navy Navy's First Uncrewed Minesweeper Under Development
The UK announced it was investing £184 million in a programme to develop Autonomous Minehunting Systems in November.
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Technology Army Invests £102m In 'State-Of-The-Art' Detect And Destroy System
The thermal sight technology will enhance soldiers’ ability to find and identify targets, providing crucial targeting information.
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Technology New Chemical Detection Robot Successfully Trialled
Scientists say the robot could drastically reduce the risks to military and counter-terrorism officers when operating in contaminated areas.
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Aircraft F-35 ABCs: Learn about Britain's most expensive warplane and its variants
There are three variants of the F-35 fighter jet, with the RAF and Royal Navy being equipped with the F-35B.
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Navy Cutting Edge Sensors Fitted To Navy Helicopters To Support Gulf Operations
The team from 815 Naval Air Squadron installed the latest Identification Friend or Foe system on the Wildcat fleet.