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Lockheed joins Hanwha-led team for UK Mobile Fires Platform bid

Lockheed Martin UK has entered into a teaming agreement with South Korea's Hanwha Defense to join the "Team Thunder," which is offering...
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AceHawk Aerospace pitches used Black Hawks for UK’s New Medium Helicopter...

UK-based military and civilian rotary solutions supplier AceHawk Aerospace is offering its Black Hawk ML-70 solution for the UK's New Medium Helicopter...

US, UK agree Future Vertical Lift program cooperation

Army leaders from the United States and United Kingdom have signed a Future Vertical Lift "cooperative program feasibility assessment project arrangement," pledging...

UK orders five H135s to replace British Army Gazelles

The UK defense ministry has awarded Airbus Helicopters a contract to deliver an additional five H135 helicopters for the British Army.

British Army bids farewell to Rapier air defense system after 50...

The British Army has officially retired the Rapier air defense system after nearly 50 years of service. In a...

British Army contracts Lockheed for LEAPP air defense system C2 upgrade

The British Army has awarded Lockheed Martin UK a contract for upgrades to the UK sovereign Land Environment Air Picture Provision (LEAPP)...

UK MoD picks three for work on unmanned vehicles for battlefield...

The UK defense ministry has awarded three companies contracts to accelerate autonomous capability that could be used to safely deliver mission-critical supplies...

British Army inducts its new AH-64E Apache attack helicopter into service

The British Army has begun work on fielding the newest Version 6 variant of the Apache attack helicopter into frontline service.

Elbit Systems delivers first batch of XACT night vision goggles to...

Elbit Systems UK has delivered the first tranche of its XACT night vision goggles (NVG) to the British Army, the company announced...

British Army commissions new Sky Sabre ground-based air defense system

Sky Sabre will be able to hit a tennis ball-sized object travelling at the speed of sound, UK defense ministry says.
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