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The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) has successfully trialled advanced electromagnetic (EM) technology, heralding the next generation of capabilities for both offensive and defensive operations in modern warfare. Electromagnetic Dominance: The new battlefield In the era of invisible war, supremacy in the electromagnetic spectrum is as vital as dominance in traditional ...
The Defence Minister has hailed Telford as the heart of UK defence manufacturing during a visit to key facilities producing next-generation tanks and armoured vehicles, underscoring the government’s commitment to economic growth and national security. Minister for Defence Procurement and Industry, The Rt Hon Maria Eagle MP, toured the Rheinmetall BAE ...
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) has launched a new Market Exploration called ‘Air Launched Effects: Revolutionary Deployment Systems’. Run on behalf of the British Army, this Market Exploration is seeking to identify Uncrewed Systems (UxS) with extended range capabilities. They aim to discover cutting-edge UxS technologies at Technology Readiness Level ...
A semiconductor factory has been acquired by Ministry of Defence in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, boosting UK defence capabilities. Defence Secretary John Healey visited the site, which is the only secure facility in the UK with the skills and capability to manufacture gallium arsenide semiconductors. These types of specialist semiconductors ...
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