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LCS 11: One Step Closer to the U.S. Navy Fleet
Littoral Combat Ship 11, the future USS Sioux City, has completed Acceptance Trials and is now one step closer to joining the US Navy fleet. The Freedom-variant LCS is a lethal ship, designed to support mine countermeasures, anti-submarine warfare and surface warfare missions.
Taranis first flight
Named after the Celtic god of Thunder, Taranis is the most advanced military aircraft ever designed and flown by the United Kingdom.
Missile firing from HMS Montrose
Sea Ceptor provides a powerful shield against airborne threats, including hostile combat jets, helicopters and other missiles, and has been developed and manufactured through Ministry of Defence contracts worth around £850m.
HMS Albion in Brunei, Invictus Games and Mental Health Awareness Week
Find out what has been happening in the Royal Navy in the last two weeks.
The F-35 Lightning II offers economic benefits for many decades
Lockheed Martin continues to actively work with Belgian industry on expanding business opportunities, signifying a strong commitment in exploring industrial cooperation in high- technology defense, aerospace, cyber and security sectors.
DPRTE Spring 2018
CH-53K Flight | 360-Degree Video
Take a virtual flight and experience the power of modern heavy lift.
F-35 SDD flight trials complete
BAE Systems’ test pilot, Peter “Wizzer” Wilson, recently completed the final sortie of the initial design and development test flight programme on F-35.
Autonomous Last Mile Resupply: TITAN put through its paces
During phase one of Dstl’s Autonomous Last Mile Resupply programme, QinetiQ ‘s TITAN robot autonomously navigated a route over mixed terrain at the Hurn proving ground in Dorset, UK. The exercise demonstrated TITAN’s ability to deliver supplies to troops stationed in dangerous environments where access is limited.
