VAMTAC Rapid Ranger 4x4 air defence vehicle could fill the gap left by donated Stormers
The air defence vehicles are being considered as an option to replace the Stormer vehicles that Britain sent to Ukraine.
    The air defence vehicles are being considered as an option to replace the Stormer vehicles that Britain sent to Ukraine.
    A landmark deal in defence between the UK, US and Australia will lead to export control changes around technology and intelligence.
    The US Navy issued a contract to Electra to investigate the use of its eSTOL aircraft for logistics in contested environments
    BFBS Forces News has put together a rundown of US military assets being sent to the Middle East as tensions escalate.
    Forces News was granted access to Dstl, the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, to take a look behind its normally sealed doors.
    The RAF and Royal Navy's stealth fighter provides air superiority and enhanced combat capabilities thanks to its advanced technology.
    The Italian defence company has shown off the AWHero, a lightweight drone that can be kitted out for the maritime surveillance role.
    This latest Nato mission will see Royal Air Force pilots from 617 Squadron defending the alliance's airspace in the Arctic region.
    Used by both sides to deadly effect, the drone technology has rapidly advanced during the conflict, with AI the next evolution.
    The upgrade included resurfacing the runway, new accommodation, facilities for the US Navy and much more
    Footage showed the robodog hopping along a dirt track, tracking through the undergrowth and running alongside Ukrainian personnel.
    The aircraft carrier can be thought of as a base at sea and can carry up to 72 aircraft at maximum capacity.
    AI is learning human patterns, sharpening up long, repetitive tasks – but how could this change the battlefield?
    At this year's RIAT, Forces News took a tour of what Typhoon pilots could be facing in the future.
    The Raytheon High-Energy Laser Weapon System can used to counteract aerial threats such as drones, similar to the Royal Navy's DragonFire.
    The aircraft is set to be in service in 2035, with a radar capable of providing 10,000 times more data than current systems.