BAE announces team for UK future artillery bid

BAE Systems plans to transfer technology from its existing production line in Sweden to the UK to establish a UK-based production line.

British intelligence releases map of Ukraine front line

UK Defence Intelligence has disseminated an updated map of the conflict in Ukraine, showing the frontlines.

Over 3,800 Ministry of Defence passes lost or stolen

In the last 12 months the Ministry of Defence has lost 3,531 passes and had 285 stolen

The future of warfare?

The Army Warfare Experiment (AWE) 2023 featured micro drones, hybrid electric jet aircraft, and autonomous vehicles.

British tanks fire 63,698 shells in ten years

From 2014-15 to the year-to-date figures in 2023-24, the total number of shells fired amounts to 63,698, and the total shots fired tally up to 63,643.

Exclusive series on defence in independent Scotland

This Friday, explore 'Scotland's Defence: Perspectives and Possibilities', an exclusive UK Defence Journal series by Martin Docherty-Hughes, the SNP Defence Spokesperson.

Labour condemns Tories over £17bn defence budget shortfall

Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey MP has fiercely criticised the Government’s handling of defence after a scathing report highlighted funding concerns.

MoD facing £17bn equipment plan shortfall

As of March this year, the forecasted costs stood at a staggering £305.5 billion, surpassing the budget of £288.6 billion.

Government cautioned over use of AI in warfare

While the Government aims to be "ambitious, safe, responsible", in its application of AI in defence, aspiration has not lived up to reality warns a new report.

AI and robotics – one outcome could be powerful new weapons

AI is already being melded with robotics – one outcome could be powerful new weapons.

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