Ancilia: revolutionizing Royal Navy’s missile defence with advanced decoy systems
Ancilia provides a paradigm shift in the Royal Navy’s capability to deploy electronic warfare countermeasures to meet the threat with new more flexible tactics.
Ancilia provides a paradigm shift in the Royal Navy’s capability to deploy electronic warfare countermeasures to meet the threat with new more flexible tactics.
The Royal Navy’s submarines will continue to be armed with one of the world’s most advanced torpedoes after successful trials of the next-generation Spearfish weapons system.
HMS Queen Elizabeth, one of Britain’s premier aircraft carriers, has triumphantly returned to its home port of Portsmouth following an extensive four-month repair period in Scotland.
The claws of the Royal Navy’s Wildcat helicopters have been given a boost with a new order of Martlet missile systems as part of a GBP 176 million deal.
The UK Government has signed a substantial GBP 176 million contract with Thales to supply the British Armed Forces with Lightweight Multirole Missiles (LMM).
Exail will supply Marins inertial navigation systems (INS) for the Royal Navy’s T31 Inspiration-class general-purpose frigates.
Royal Marines sharpened their ability to operate in the complex island network leading to Sweden’s capital Stockholm as NATO showed its collective might in the Baltic Sea.
The Royal Navy newest and most advanced hunter-killer submarine is now on the verge of joining the operational cycle following intensive tests in the Atlantic.
Royal Marines have tested Sweden’s ability to defend a strategic archipelago at the gateway to the Baltic Sea as Britain forges even closer bonds with their newest NATO ally.
HII, the leading manufacturer of underwater unmanned vehicles (UUVs), announced the recent sale of three REMUS 100s and five REMUS 300s to the Royal Navy.
The Royal Navy will soon have improved digital technology systems, as a new contract will see significant upgrades on the current arrangements that are used on high-risk operations around the globe.
The Royal Navy’s AW159 Wildcat maritime attack helicopters have demonstrated their ability to hunt down and engage enemy forces during a game of cat and mouse in the Norwegian fjords.
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