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BAE Systems has entered into a new collaboration with Czech technology company PragoData to support asset management and digital transformation across Czechia’s defence sector, according to the company.
The post BAE partners with PragoData on Czech digitalisation first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte underscored the Alliance’s collective commitment to cyber defence in a video address to the 2025 NATO Cyber Defence Conference, stating that NATO and its members must continue strengthening their resilience in the digital domain.
The post Rutte: ‘No one stands alone in NATO’ on cyber defence first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The proposed sale includes 26 M142 launchers, along with a range of Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System (GMLRS) and Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS) pods.
The post Canada to buy $1.75bn HIMARS package from United States first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The Ministry of Defence has reaffirmed its commitment to using British-made steel where possible in upgrades to Royal Navy, Army and RAF bases.
The post New strategy to secure UK steel for defence sites first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The deal pairs Rheinmetall’s 120mm L44A1 LR gun with a CV90-based vehicle that BAE says will receive a new engine, active damping, an upgraded electronic architecture and an active protection system.
The post BAE and Rheinmetall team on CV90120 gun upgrade first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The purpose of large scale training events like Iron Defender 25 is to prove the Polish Armed Forces and their NATO allies’ ability to deter and effectively defend the territory of Poland.
The post American heavy armour, gunships ‘open fire’ in Poland first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Royal Marines have carried out a complex urban warfare exercise alongside Norwegian forces as part of the Joint Expeditionary Force’s (JEF) largest live deployment to date.
The post Royal Marines raid urban area in Norway first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Challenger 3 may serve as a capable stopgap, but it embodies a design philosophy already nearing obsolescence argues former tank commander Lt Col Stuart Crawford.
The post Britain’s next tank may be already ‘near obsolescence’ first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
MarsEUs is the follow on to the EDIDP LynkEUs effort and aims to extend beyond line of sight technology for battlefield effects.
The post MBDA leads MarsEUs BLOS demo for European combat first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The Afghan Resettlement Programme provides eligible arrivals with up to nine months of transitional housing to help them establish roots in the UK.
The post UK details Afghan families housed under resettlement schemes first appeared on UK Defence Journal.