MBDA aiming Brimstone at British Army requirement

MBDA has revealed its surface-launched Brimstone weapon system.

First prototype UK Boxer armoured mortar variant revealed

Patria and Rheinmetall have revealed the first UK prototype of the Boxer Armoured Mortar Variant at #DVD2024.

Britain strengthening defence manufacturing industry

"This Government is committed to developing a UK defence industrial base that is able to better support our own and allies' security."

Babcock unveil new UK made mortar

The vehicle mounted mortar system is the first UK manufactured mortar system in decades.

Babcock to build 53 new Jackal vehicles for the British Army

Initially developed for Afghanistan, the Jackal can be used for deep reconnaissance, rapid assault, fire support, and convoy protection.

New tank ‘positioning’ UK for international tank development

The British Army’s newest Main Battle Tank, Challenger 3, is positioning the UK as a key player in the future of military vehicle development, according to RBSL.

Russia accuses UK Defence Journal of ‘anti-Russian hysteria’

Kremlin falsely accuses UK Defence Journal and others of fueling 'anti-Russian hysteria,' singling out editor George Allison for his reporting on Ukraine.

UK awards £71m to maintain military vehicle fleet

The Ministry of Defence has announced a £71 million contract with NP Aerospace to maintain thousands of military land vehicles over the next four years.

New British main battle tank in first public unveiling

The most advanced tank ever operated by the British Armed Forces, the new Challenger 3, has made its first public appearance at #DVD2024.

Supacat unveils new Light Mobility Vehicle at defence show

The vehicles on display include the Tactical Light Mobility Vehicle and a new Armoured Closed Cab variant of the High Mobility Transporter. #DVD2024

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