Everyday Tech You Never Knew Was Invented For The Military
From the iPhone to Superglue… the technology we use daily that was born out of military necessity
From the iPhone to Superglue… the technology we use daily that was born out of military necessity
The contact tracing smartphone app could lead to more targeted quarantine measures than the current lockdown.
BAE Systems is helping develop training materials for those building the newly approved Penlon ventilator.
The aerospace company is the biggest supplier of large aircraft to the Royal Air Force.
The technology entrepreneur predicted drones will be the future of air warfare and technology.
Former paratrooper Darren "Daz" Fuller said it has been a "voyage of discovery" having the use of two arms again.
Almost half of the people in the UK can't name a female scientist. Can you?
Senior Conservatives want "high-risk" vendors to be ruled out immediately, or phased out over time.
The organisation studies the effects of disfigurement, reconstructive surgery and visible loss of function.
In a state of readiness for real warfighting, the whole of 4 Infantry Brigade is using virtual scenarios to stay operation-sharp.
The Prime Minister will meet Mike Pompeo to discuss Huawei's role in Britain’s 5G roll-out.
A brief look at the Five Eyes and where they stand on Huawei being involved in 5G technology rollout in the UK.
The Government says "high risk vendors" should be excluded from some geographic locations, such as nuclear sites and military bases.
Forces News gained special access to the British Army's marksman training programme in Wiltshire - the Specialist Weapons School
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) has announced the first wave of £4 million funding.
Sir Andrew Parker says he is confident giving Huawei access to 5G in the UK will not damage intelligence-sharing relationships with the US.