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10th September 2021
Welcome to Episode 36 of the third series of The Weekly Defence Podcast. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and more.
10th September 2021
The RAF claims that cost increases associated with the MQ-9B Protector are 'behind us now'.
10th September 2021
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems can independently perform shipyard alterations of its EMALS and AAG systems.
10th September 2021
Kirintec will unveil a new product at DSEI for cyber and electromagnetic activities.
10th September 2021
Northrop Grumman testbed F-16 flew last month with the Next Generation Electronic Warfare system and Scalable Agile Beam Radar.
10th September 2021
UK company releases WADER V8.3 ocean information system.
10th September 2021
Where does development of the UTS-800 leave Russian MoD plans to buy the Yak-152 trainer aircraft?
10th September 2021
In a procurement that has dragged on for nearly a decade, India has passed another hurdle in the process of renewing its transport aircraft fleet.
9th September 2021
A British Army-backed hackathon will be hosted at the Defence BattleLab from 15-17 September, running in tandem with DSEI 2021 in London.
9th September 2021
Attrition and heavy maintenance demands affect French Naval Aviation fixed-wing aircraft and helicopter requirements.
9th September 2021
The contract will ensure the destroyers’ sonar systems continue to meet the needs of the Royal Australian Navy (RAN).
9th September 2021
USMC seeks multi-domain radar with improved interoperability and ease of integration with emerging technologies.
9th September 2021
China donates military equipment to South American countries in order to access new markets. Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Uruguay and Peru were the main recipients of small arms, optronics, communication systems, field hospitals, vehicles and speedboats.
9th September 2021
The USN has high ambitions but investment is needed, as outdated shipyard infrastructure could undermine its ability to field and maintain a 355-ship navy.
9th September 2021
In the data-rich information age in which we live, the concept of Information Advantage has become a fundamental shift in how the armed forces prosecute warfare.
9th September 2021
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9th September 2021
Indra is providing its enhanced Lanza 3D radar for Spanish airspace surveillance.
8th September 2021
The South Korean SLBM programme continues to make headway with a first ejection test from a submerged submarine.
8th September 2021
The UK has a globally regarded network of defence and security companies — but industrial sovereignty is being eroded by a steady stream of bids from overseas.