The UK Ministry of Defence has selected TKMS ATLAS UK to develop and supply a new torpedo countermeasure system for Royal Navy submarines.
Defender has unveiled three variants of its new Wolf Series II light mobility vehicle, developed to compete for the UK Ministry of Defence’s Light Mobility Vehicle tender and for sale to NATO defence organisations
Rheinmetall UK has added a vibration test facility at its Telford site to expand domestic engineering and assurance work for Challenger 3 and future defence programmes.
The Royal Air Force has begun its largest test of UK homeland defence, bringing together combat aircraft and personnel from five NATO countries.
Britain will fund continuous production of CAMM, Lightweight Multirole Missile, ASRAAM and NLAW, placing four priority weapons on an “always-on” industrial footing.
ARX Robotics and General Dynamics Land Systems-United Kingdom have launched a collaboration to develop potential crewed-uncrewed teaming capabilities for the British Army, centered on integrating autonomous ground systems with the Ajax armored vehicle
Britain will spend more than £350 million to double the number of Sky Sabre air defence missile systems operated by the British Army.
The UK Ministry of Defence and British start-up Alloyed have developed a new family of turbojet engines, including one that progressed from initial concept to flight-ready status in less than seven months
Britain plans to build at least six energetics factories by 2030 as it seeks to restore domestic production of materials needed for ammunition.
Britain will equip its five Type 31 frigates with Mk 41 launchers and Norwegian Naval Strike Missiles under a programme to strengthen the Royal Navy’s surface fleet.
The Royal Air Force has deployed an Atlas C1 A400M to Poland to test operations from temporary and unprepared runways.
Britain will abandon the Type 83 and Type 32 warship concepts in favour of a Royal Navy fleet combining crewed ships with autonomous missile, radar and underwater platforms.
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