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The top ten aerospace and defence companies by market share

The top ten aerospace and defence companies by market share

Field-testing defence tech at MOD’s Exercise Autonomous Warrior 2018

During the four-week Autonomous Warrior exercise at Salisbury Plain in November 2018, British troops and industry partners developed and tested more than 50 prototype technologies including enhanced surveillance drones and...

A global effort to prevent cyber warfare: new issue of Global Defence Technology out now

In this issue: Why we need international collaboration to prevent cyber warfare, how the F-35 could become vulnerable to hacking, solving NATO’s troop mobility issues in Europe, Dstl's new AI...

Quantum leap: atomic sensing for the military

Quantum sensing promises to revolutionise several areas for the military, from providing highly accurate positioning data to detecting submarines in the world’s oceans. Leading US Army scientists at the forefront...

February’s top news stories

The British Army awarded a £1m contract to software developer BiSim to pilot the use of virtual reality (VR) for soldier training exercises, and the US Army revealed plans to...

Challenger 2 Life Extension Programme: the battle for tank supremacy

The UK Ministry of Defence’s Challenger 2 Life Extension Project (LEP) aims to remove obsolescence from the main battle tank, extend its out-of-service date by ten years to 2035 and...

Overhauling radio communications systems for the Fijian Army

Ten refurbished Bushmaster transport vehicles for the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) have been running for more than 12 months with radio systems provided by Barrett Communications. We catch...

Global Defence Technology: Testing frontline robots, real-life Iron Man and more

In this issue of GDT we catch up with Exercise Unmanned Warrior, speak to the developers of the US Army's new soldier protection system, explore the feasibility of space-based missile...

January’s top news stories

BAE Systems to create new UK combat vehicles JV with Germany’s Rheinmetall, US Supreme Court allowed DoD to implement transgender policy changes and CACI International to buy LGS Innovations for...

Breathing fire: US Marine experimentation and the rise of Sea Dragon

The US Marine Corps (USMC) is one of the most combat capable forces in the world and has been extensively deployed in warzones for the last two decades. While Marine...

Cubic helps simulation meet reality for British Army training

Military exercises use a combination of technologies to make training as realistic as possible to ensure personnel are prepared for any combat scenario. Cubic Defence UK recently showcased a selection...