Could Cleaning Weapons By Hand Be A Thing Of The Past?
Could this new invention mark the end of cleaning weapons by hand?
Could this new invention mark the end of cleaning weapons by hand?
Where's the venue and what is happening at the 21st Global MilSatCom conference and exhibition?
Vladimir Putin says the technology will "radically enhance" China's defence.
The aim was to promote STEM subjects and the career paths available in those fields.
It is not surprising the military would want their own chatbot to help navigate their masses of stored data, writes David Hambling.
NATO allies have gathered to test out the new technology that could be deployed to help combat threats at sea.
The incoming president of UK Space believes so.
The two countries have signed an agreement to work on the technology together, as well developing as the Typhoon and F-35 capabilities.
Protector is expected to be in service with the Royal Air Force by 2024.
The Defence and Security Equipment International event showcases a range of military capabilities.
BFBS joins more than 1,600 defence industry experts at this year's global DSEI event in London
The new facility means the Navy now has its own delivery team who can help solve a wide range of problems.
The Defence Select Committee has heard so-called Islamic State is "pioneering" the threat posed drones.
A £1.1 billion pound investment at the Shropshire station has helped make the base become a world-leader in helicopter training technology.
While lasers often make the most headlines, these weapons could make the most difference, writes David Hambling.
Young engineers from the UK Naval Engineering Science and Technology Forum came up with ideas to kit out the Royal Marines of the future.