Know Your Missiles – the UK's most high-tech firepower
A look at the different missile systems in use by the Royal Navy, Army and RAF.
A look at the different missile systems in use by the Royal Navy, Army and RAF.
Joint work on the cutting-edge system will help the Armed Forces better detect lethal threats from air, land and sea.
First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Ben Key has set out his vision for the senior service up to 2035.
The two shoebox-sized Prometheus 2 CubeSats will be used to test imaging technologies and monitor radio signals.
The works will fortify the air station's place as the UK's busiest airborne intelligence and aircraft systems hub.
The test on Sunday is the seventh of its kind conducted by North Korea this month.
Deputy Chief of the General Staff told Forces News the Army's focus is ensuring future land and air platforms are connected to each other.
The new air defence system will replace the Rapier missile system – which was in service for almost 50 years.
The system being trialled creates 3D images of cargo and uses artificial intelligence to stack it more efficiently on pallets.
The upgrade includes touch screen controls, more detailed flight information and clearer positioning of aircraft.
The engineering firm that supplies equipment to all three services will enable a surge of applicants to work on future military programmes ...
The UK is investing more than £2bn in its major national and international endeavour to design a world-leading Future Combat Air System.
The weapon can communicate data through a team and combines normal, infrared and thermal sights.
The Museum of the Future uses virtual reality to immerse decision-makers in a world scientists predict will exist in the future.
It could soon become part of the arsenal of weapons used by troops in urban warfare.
Arms trade prospers during pandemic as profits hit record $531 billion in 2020.