DSEI 2017: UK Dragonfire aims to the future (video)

12th September 2017 - 16:34 GMT | by Helen Haxell in London

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Earlier this year, the UK MoD awarded a contract to an industrial consortium of companies to develop laser technology for directed energy weapons.

Shephard talks through the UK Dragonfire programme details and timelines with MBDA's head of new business, Brian Colwill.

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Helen Haxell was Air Editor at Shephard Media, having joined in February 2016 as Editor …

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