Royal Navy to Fast-Track DragonFire Laser Weapon in Response to Drone, Missile Threats
The Royal Navy is revving its engines to deploy the revolutionary DragonFire laser weapon system on its warships by 2027.
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The Royal Navy is revving its engines to deploy the revolutionary DragonFire laser weapon system on its warships by 2027.
Brits announce new laser missile system that can fire on enemy missles, drones and aircraft at the speed of light.
The Mojave, the Short Take Off and Landing derivative of the MQ-1C Gray Eagle is being used to test new unmanned capabilities that the Royal Navy wants to introduce on its aircraft carriers.
The Royal Navy's R&D teams and robotics specialists recently joined a long-running, large-scale exercise in Portugal, which experimented with almo...
The U.K. Royal Navy is studying the introduction of aircraft launch and recovery systems onboard its two Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers to “open up” the flight deck to a broader range of crewed and uncrewed air systems. Speaking at the Defence Leaders’ Combined Naval Event 2023 conference in Farnborough on May 24, U.K. Royal Marine […]