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For more than 70 years, AWE has played a crucial role in the UK Government’s nuclear defence strategy. Working to support the defence of our country, our mission is to support national and international security as an arms-length body of the Ministry of Defence. Our role in nuclear defence is to design, manufacture, ...


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