Frontline Tech: What Can A 'Loyal Wingman' Drone Offer the RAF?
Boeing unveiled a small unmanned fighter developed under the Loyal Wingman Advanced Development Program.
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RAF Flying High: Female RAF Two-Star Officer On Equality, STEM & Success
Air Vice Marshal Tam Jennings, of the RAF Legal Branch, was one of many influential women at a STEM day at RAF Museum Hendon.
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Technology US Threatens To 'Curb Intelligence Sharing' With Germany Amid Concerns Over Huawei
US Ambassador to Germany says he is worried the Chinese telecoms giant could pose a risk to secure communications.
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Technology Multi-Million Pound Boost For Digital Battlefield Apps
The technology is expected to be in use on operations across the globe by the end of the year.
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News Blind Veterans Test Driverless Vehicles
A six-month trial of the driverless pods begins in April.
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Technology Could This Spell The End Of Drones As Weapons?
Experts and engineers combine to showcase the latest kit designed to combat cyber terrorism and rogue drones.
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Space Maj Tim Peake's Soyuz Capsule: Your Chance To Get Up Close And Personal
"We are so excited to have this here, I mean how often do you get to see something that's been in space."
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Technology 'Revolutionising': £66m Investment Confirmed For Future Military Technology
New mini drones, technology for remote control armoured vehicles and pre-programmed vehicles are some of the innovations being funded.
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Technology BAE Systems Sees Profits Rise And Record Orders In 2018
The company, however, voiced concern that Germany's ban on arms sales to Saudi Arabia could affect future business.
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Russia Smartphone Ban For Russian Soldiers
The Russian authorities were unhappy that military secrets kept leaking on social media.
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Politics UK Would Be 'Naive' To Allow Access For Huawei, Report Warns
"Allowing Huawei's participation is at best naive, at worst irresponsible," the report explains.
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Technology Frontline Tech: How Will Littoral Strike Ships Transform The Navy?
Littoral strike ships are able to command an assault force, rather than simply transporting it.
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Technology Fly To The Line: Students Compete In Nationwide Engineering Challenge
The contest to build a glider aims to inspire an interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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Politics Britain Must Be A 'Hard Power', Defence Secretary Says
Gavin Williamson also announced the development of two new littoral vessels into the Royal Navy.
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Technology Frontline Tech: How Militaries Are Going Green And Cutting Costs
Armed Forces across the world are starting to deploy some surprisingly eco-friendly hardware, and the trend is set to continue.
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News 'Major Milestone': New Fast Jet G-Force Training Centre Opens
The Chief of the Air Staff has tried out the system which will train fast jet pilots to endure the effects of accelerating at top speeds.