Graeme Downie MP said the programme highlights how “high skilled jobs in Scotland” are being protected and expanded.

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Tucked on the edge of Scotland’s capital, this facility has quietly transformed into one of the UK's most important defence hubs, shaping the future of air combat and surveillance. We were given access to see what goes on behind the scenes.

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