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Could the UK emerge as a security equipment giant? The government’s got a plan.
Prospects for the local defense and security sectors overall are likely to be influenced by a national security capability review due to be completed by the Cabinet Office in the next few weeks.
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Russia’s naval updates threaten undersea comms network, says top British military officer
Britain’s top military officer has warned that a modernized Russian Navy poses a threat to the undersea fiber-optic cable networks. However, this is not entirely a one-sided affair.
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Bomb-neutralizing robot secures British Army order
One of the key attributes of the T7 is the robot’s use of advanced haptic feedback from the robot arm to the remote control handgrip, giving operators the ability to feel their way through the sensitive process of neutralizing threats such as roadside bombs.
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Aviation leasing giant enters the fray of remotely piloted air systems
It’s believed this is the first time a major leasing company has moved to offer remotely piloted vehicles to military or civil users.
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German firm Hensoldt acquires UK radar maker
The terms of the deal have not been made public, but Hensoldt said subject to regulatory approval it hoped to close the takeover by the end of September.
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Navies must focus on auto EW systems to survive hypersonic missiles, says expert
Future hypersonic weapons engagements will present scant warning cues to platforms, and will be delivered so fast that traditional man-in–the-loop responses will be unable to cope, according to a subject matter expert.
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General Dynamics tunes into $411M British comms deal
The latest contract is expected to eventually trigger a series of further procurement competitions for new equipment.
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UK Must Get Better at Counterespionage, Says British Armed Forces Head
Britain needs to up its game on counterespionage in order to protect its industrial defense secrets, the head of the armed forces in the UK has warned.
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UK Must Get Better at Counterespionage, Says British Armed Forces Head
LONDON — Britain needs to up its game on counterespionage in order to protect its industrial defense secrets, the head of the armed forces in the UK has warned. “We have to pay more attention to counterespionage and counterintelligence to protect our hard-won research, protect our industry and protect our competitive advantage,” said Air Chief…
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UK Seeks $1 Billion Deal for Remotely Piloted Aircraft
Up to 26 Certifiable Predator B remotely piloted vehicles could be purchased by Britain’s Royal Air Force according to a US State Department notification to Congress of the proposed Foreign Military Sales deal.
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Could the UK emerge as a security equipment giant? The government’s got a plan.
Prospects for the local defense and security sectors overall are likely to be influenced by a national security capability review due to be completed by the Cabinet Office in the next few weeks.
-
Russia’s naval updates threaten undersea comms network, says top British military officer
Britain’s top military officer has warned that a modernized Russian Navy poses a threat to the undersea fiber-optic cable networks. However, this is not entirely a one-sided affair.
-
Bomb-neutralizing robot secures British Army order
One of the key attributes of the T7 is the robot’s use of advanced haptic feedback from the robot arm to the remote control handgrip, giving operators the ability to feel their way through the sensitive process of neutralizing threats such as roadside bombs.
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Aviation leasing giant enters the fray of remotely piloted air systems
It’s believed this is the first time a major leasing company has moved to offer remotely piloted vehicles to military or civil users.
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German firm Hensoldt acquires UK radar maker
The terms of the deal have not been made public, but Hensoldt said subject to regulatory approval it hoped to close the takeover by the end of September.
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Navies must focus on auto EW systems to survive hypersonic missiles, says expert
Future hypersonic weapons engagements will present scant warning cues to platforms, and will be delivered so fast that traditional man-in–the-loop responses will be unable to cope, according to a subject matter expert.
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General Dynamics tunes into $411M British comms deal
The latest contract is expected to eventually trigger a series of further procurement competitions for new equipment.
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UK Must Get Better at Counterespionage, Says British Armed Forces Head
Britain needs to up its game on counterespionage in order to protect its industrial defense secrets, the head of the armed forces in the UK has warned.
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UK Must Get Better at Counterespionage, Says British Armed Forces Head
LONDON — Britain needs to up its game on counterespionage in order to protect its industrial defense secrets, the head of the armed forces in the UK has warned. “We have to pay more attention to counterespionage and counterintelligence to protect our hard-won research, protect our industry and protect our competitive advantage,” said Air Chief…
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UK Seeks $1 Billion Deal for Remotely Piloted Aircraft
Up to 26 Certifiable Predator B remotely piloted vehicles could be purchased by Britain’s Royal Air Force according to a US State Department notification to Congress of the proposed Foreign Military Sales deal.
-
Could the UK emerge as a security equipment giant? The government’s got a plan.
Prospects for the local defense and security sectors overall are likely to be influenced by a national security capability review due to be completed by the Cabinet Office in the next few weeks.
-
Russia’s naval updates threaten undersea comms network, says top British military officer
Britain’s top military officer has warned that a modernized Russian Navy poses a threat to the undersea fiber-optic cable networks. However, this is not entirely a one-sided affair.
-
Bomb-neutralizing robot secures British Army order
One of the key attributes of the T7 is the robot’s use of advanced haptic feedback from the robot arm to the remote control handgrip, giving operators the ability to feel their way through the sensitive process of neutralizing threats such as roadside bombs.
-
Aviation leasing giant enters the fray of remotely piloted air systems
It’s believed this is the first time a major leasing company has moved to offer remotely piloted vehicles to military or civil users.
-
German firm Hensoldt acquires UK radar maker
The terms of the deal have not been made public, but Hensoldt said subject to regulatory approval it hoped to close the takeover by the end of September.
-
Navies must focus on auto EW systems to survive hypersonic missiles, says expert
Future hypersonic weapons engagements will present scant warning cues to platforms, and will be delivered so fast that traditional man-in–the-loop responses will be unable to cope, according to a subject matter expert.
-
General Dynamics tunes into $411M British comms deal
The latest contract is expected to eventually trigger a series of further procurement competitions for new equipment.
-
UK Must Get Better at Counterespionage, Says British Armed Forces Head
Britain needs to up its game on counterespionage in order to protect its industrial defense secrets, the head of the armed forces in the UK has warned.
-
UK Must Get Better at Counterespionage, Says British Armed Forces Head
LONDON — Britain needs to up its game on counterespionage in order to protect its industrial defense secrets, the head of the armed forces in the UK has warned. “We have to pay more attention to counterespionage and counterintelligence to protect our hard-won research, protect our industry and protect our competitive advantage,” said Air Chief…
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UK Seeks $1 Billion Deal for Remotely Piloted Aircraft
Up to 26 Certifiable Predator B remotely piloted vehicles could be purchased by Britain’s Royal Air Force according to a US State Department notification to Congress of the proposed Foreign Military Sales deal.
