Posts Tagged ‘BAE Systems’
What will a Trump presidency mean for the Defence industry?
December 7, 2016The dust is now beginning to settle following Donald Trump’s election victory to become the 45th president of the United States of America. Attention is now turning towards what life will be like once the President-elect is sworn on Friday, January 20, 2017. What his tenure as President might mean for the ...
BAE Systems officially opens new £15.6M training facility in Lancashire, marking largest single investment in UK aerospace skills. A brand new £15.6M training facility has officially been opened at Samlesbury, Aerospace Enterprise Zone, alongside BAE Systems’ military aircraft advanced manufacturing centre in Lancashire. The investment in the Academy for Skills and Knowledge ...
A report by Sir John Parker examining Royal Navy shipbuilding published today is to call for fundamental changes to the way UK naval shipbuilding is undertaken. The government commissioned Sir John, chairman of mining company Anglo American, to investigate how British naval shipbuilding could remain sustainable and focus on exports. Following six ...
With dragonfly drones and invisible tanks, it’s no wonder that the latest innovation from BAE Systems is turning heads (and wheels!). Inspired by the ironclad beetle, a new bendable titanium alloy suspension system is looking to help protect future military vehicles from explosive impacts. The ironclad beetle combines an extremely thick, ...
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