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Inspiring the next generation of defence experts with BAE Systems
BAE Systems plans to recruit 700 new apprentices across its UK air, land and maritime businesses in 2019. What sort of tasks do apprentices take on at the nation’s largest...
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Streamlining US Navy operations with Big Data analytics
Big Data analytics can help the US Navy in several areas of business, from streamlining contracts to optimising operations on-board its ships. Saalex Solutions is working with the US Naval...
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A global effort to prevent cyber warfare: new issue of Global Defence Technology out now
In this issue: Why we need international collaboration to prevent cyber warfare, how the F-35 could become vulnerable to hacking, solving NATO’s troop mobility issues in Europe, Dstl's new AI...
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February’s top news stories
Naval Group signed a strategic partnering agreement (SPA) with the Australian Government for the A$50bn Future Submarine programme, and the Canadian Government awarded a contract to a Lockheed Martin-led team...
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Global Defence Technology: Issue 86
In this issue: Training the Royal Marines for CBRN threats, inside the Sky Sabre missile defence system, contenders for the US Navy’s future Guided Missile Frigate, and more
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Global Defence Technology: Issue 85
In this issue: Maintaining the innovation edge, regenerative medicine on the battlefield, the RAF's apprenticeship programme, and more
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Global Defence Technology: Issue 84
In this issue: Technology for safer and more sustainable bases, the future of driverless technology in military vehicles, innovative UAV designs, the US Air Force's jet-mounted laser weapons, BAE System's...
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The digital naval shipyard
Last September, BAE Systems revealed plans to build a A$100 million digital shipyard in Adelaide, if the company’s contender wins the competition for the Royal Australian Navy’s SEA 5000 Future...
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Green at sea: can the US Navy cut its vast energy footprint?
While there are ‘not a lot of tree huggers in the marines’ – as was recently pointed out – bold and aggressive moves to cut down the US Navy’s vast...
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Tip of the spear: the global importance of America’s Guam base
North Korea has threatened Guam before, but until now it has always seemed a hollow threat; Kim Jong Un’s ramped-up and revitalised missile programme has changed all of that. Dr...
