Examining the future NATO rotorcraft capabilities that will be discussed at Combat Helicopter 2017.
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DSEI, the world leading defence and security event, will be returning on 12-15 September 2017. Defence Business looks ahead to the show
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Ron Matthews and Aidan Turner outline their views on the current defence landscape and the future of UK overseas arms sales
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Dr Bill Egginton writes the first of three papers for Defence Business on the historical perspective of defence reform
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Eamon Keating describes how planned budget cuts for the MoD Police could leave sensitive sites vulnerable to attack
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A UK-French team have been leading the fight against terrorism in the Indian Ocean.
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Engineers working on combat jets for the UK’s new aircraft carriers have reached a key production milestone.
16/08/2017 - 09:22
HMS Queen Elizabeth has sailed into her home port of Portsmouth for the first time.
11/08/2017 - 13:01
Four NHS trusts have been awarded gold for demonstrating outstanding support to the Armed Forces community.
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The equivalent of a battalion of soldiers have failed drug tests on foreign deployments.
Features
Naval Damage Control 2017 will discuss active and passive fire protection from design stage to on board response.
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Examining the future NATO rotorcraft capabilities that will be discussed at Combat Helicopter 2017.
Defence Events
12/09/2017 to 15/09/2017
DSEI, the world leading defence and security event, takes place 12-15 September 2017 at ExCe
