Day: July 3, 2017

Defence Minister, Harriett Baldwin, visited the South West to mark a year of the innovative Strategic Partnering Arrangement between Leonardo Helicopters and the Ministry of Defence. Mrs Baldwin made the visit to Yeovil to hear how Ministry of Defence (MoD) research and industrial partnerships are supporting UK jobs, exports, and capability. The arrangement between the MoD and […]

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The first investments have been made through Australia’s Defence Innovation Hub. Minister for Defence Industry, the Hon Christopher Pyne MP announced the investments this week, saying that the investments showed the Turnbull Government’s commitment to investing in the home-grown defence industry and development of new capabilities. “The Defence Innovation Hub is crucial in delivering the […]

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Israel’s Ministry of Defense has signed an agreement Sikorsky to supply spare parts and associated engineering services in support of the CH-53D heavy lift helicopters operated by the Israeli Air Force (IAF). The seven-year programme is intended to allow Sikorsky to manage and source its supply chain for CH-53D parts that are either obsolete or […]

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  We rely on CCTV for security but the same CCTV we trust to protect us may itself pose a major security risk, as defence features writer Mark Lane discovers talking to James Wickes of Cloudview. Surveillance cameras are a familiar sight in public places, business premises and private buildings, protecting people, premises and vital […]

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