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Future USS Daniel Inouye passes halfway point following keel laying
General Dynamics’ Bath Iron Works has celebrated the keel laying of the future USS Daniel Inouye (DDG 118), bringing the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer that much closer to completion. The vessel’s namesake, Senator Daniel Inouye, received a Medal of Honor in recognition of his heroism in Tuscany during World War II. Daniel later represented Hawaii in […]
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Number 10 hosts Royal Air Force centenary reception
The Prime Minister Theresa May welcomed members of the Military to No10 to mark the Centenary of the Royal Air Force (RAF.) The Prime Minister welcomed the Defence Secretary, three Service Chiefs and current and former service personnel to Downing Street to recognise the dedication of those who have served in the RAF over the […]
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AI Lab announced at US-UK Defence Innovation Board meeting
During the very first joint US-UK Defence Innovation Board meeting Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson announced the creation of the AI Lab, a brand new hub for artificial intelligence. Based on the grounds of the Defence Science and Technology Facility in Porton Down, the AI Lab will centralise development of artificial intelligence, machine learning and data […]
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The UK’s position on applying international law to cyberspace
On 23 May 2018 Jeremy Wright QC said that the UK Government will not allow the internet to descend into a ‘lawless world’. The Attorney
GDPR – Why it’s time for your organisation to take cyber security seriously
GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) has been in place since 25 May 2018. It replaced the European Union Data Protection Directive and must be followed by all
Highly Adaptive Cybersecurity Services (HACS) Modernization RFI (Government Agencies)
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MHRA require a company to deliver close protection in overseas locations. The supplier will need to have the knowledge to provide advice, guidance and protection to ensure safe travel reducing the risk of compromise whilst MHRA staff are conducting daily
Sikorsky commences CH-53K helicopter deliveries to the US Marine Corps
Sikorsky has delivered the first of an expected 200 CH-53 King Stallion helicopter to the US Marine Corps (USMC). The CH-53K is the new build replacement for the US Marine Corps’ aging CH-53E Super Stallion fleet, which first flew in 1974 and entered service with the USMC in 1981. This first CH53K heavy lift helicopter […]
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BT, Cabinet Office and TechHub award SMEs for big ideas in augmented intelligence
BT, in partnership with the Cabinet Office and TechHub, has announced the winners of its Augmented Intelligence competition at a special event held at BT Tower in London. The competition was launched earlier this year to find innovative small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with expertise in Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, and robotics whose ideas could […]
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UK poised for take-off on ambitious Defence Space Strategy
Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced the launch of the UK’s first Defence Space Strategy and pledged an uplift in expertise to ensure the UK remains at the forefront of the space domain. With an increasing amount of the UK’s military systems now dependent on space technology, it has been confirmed that RAF Air Command has […]
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The Provision of GDPR Data Protection Officer function to Secondary and Special Needs schools within St Helens
As public authorities under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the St Helens, secondary and special schools need to appoint a statutory Data Protection Officer (DPO) to the standards of, and to perform the tasks set out in, articles 37-39 of t
GB-Hereford: Health Centre
Scheme comprises new health centre (use class D1) including ancillary pharmacy(use class A1) access, parking, landscaping and associated works includes sustainable drainage system. Sustainable Information: This development has been designed to achieve BR
Defence Minister visits UK flagship of NATO maritime group in Georgia
Armed Forces Minister Mark Lancaster has visited Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer HMS Duncan and other NATO warships in the Black Sea on a visit to Georgia. The two-day trip also saw the Minister discuss regional defence and security issues with Georgian government officials. HMS Duncan is the flagship of the Standing NATO Maritime Group […]
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‘Extreme’ USB supports effective C2 in a jungle environment
“Jungle is neutral. It attacks everything, and attacks it very effectively. Having kit that works as well in that environment as in the office is priceless.” Steve Heaword, Trials Director, Crib Gogh Keeping mission data secure, while equipping soldiers with the timely and accurate intelligence needed to carry out mission-critical actions, is a significant challenge in jungle environments. Interested parties in the UK recently completed a unique tropical trials project, run in association […]
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HMS Sutherland hosts UK defence services industry day in South Korea
A UK defence services industry day has been held on board the Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Sutherland in Pyeongtaek naval base, South Korea. Cohort plc company SEA showcased its role as a leading supplier of Torpedo Launch Systems (TLS) at the event, having supplied its TLS to recent and ongoing programmes for the […]
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The future of modelling and simulation as a service showcased
Cohort company SEA has led an industry team which has delivered its findings on the future of modelling and simulation to the UK Ministry of Defence. The core Architectures, Interoperability and Management of Simulations (AIMS) delivery team of SEA, BAE Systems, QinetiQ and Thales has conducted a wide range of research tasks related to the […]
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