Analysts predict US defence electronics market will grow to $150 billion
Forecast International predicts that the US defence electronics market will grow to be worth at least $150 billion.
STS Defence finish first Type 26 Frigate communications masts
STS Defence has produced the first communications masts for the first Type 26 Frigates.
No minority personnel serving in senior ranks
The Ministry of Defence has revealed that not a single individual in the military's most senior three ranks identify as Black, Asian or Minority ethnicity.
NATO takes part in international cyber security exercise
A team of nearly 40 cyber security experts are competing in the world’s largest 'live-fire cyber' security exercise.
It’s time for a new comment section on our website
The UK Defence Journal has been using the same comment system for five years now.
Military testing sites to get £1.3bn investment over 25 years
QinetiQ has signed an agreement to modernise 16 of the country’s critical defence facilities.
Ajax Scout cold weather system trials complete in Sweden
Ajax, the British Army’s new armoured fighting vehicle has been tested in extreme cold in Sweden.
The race for autonomous cyber defence
The next generations of autonomous military systems will be dependent on who is able to ensure cybersecurity and by when.
New figures reveal 35% rise in military sexual offences
New figures released by the Ministry of Defence show a 13% increase in sexual offences across the armed forces.
What is the purpose of the Towed Array Patrol Ship?
Take a trip to the Firth of Clyde and you'll sometimes notice a Type 23 Frigate sailing in the area, but why?
