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A contract worth over £230 million for the RAF’s Poseidon Maritime Aircraft fleet has been signed with Boeing Defence UK

UK RAF submarine-hunter fleet gets £230m boost

The UK government has signed a contract worth over £230 million for the RAF’s Poseidon Maritime Aircraft fleet with Boeing Defence UK (BDUK). Specialising in anti-submarine warfare, the Poseidon (P-8A) is the RAF’s multi-role maritime patrol aircraft. Working alongside the Royal Navy and close maritime allies such as the United States and Norway, Poseidon locates, …

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The Competition and Markets Authority

CMA consults on UK emergency services’ mobile radio network

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is consulting on whether to launch a market investigation into Motorola’s Airwave network – the mobile radio network used by all emergency services in Great Britain. The move follows concerns expressed about the impact of the dual role of Motorola as the owner of the company providing the …

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JWCC to replace JEDI at DOD

The US Defense Department has announced a new direction for enterprise cloud services to provide capabilities to warfighters across the joint force – the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability. The new contracts are expected to be awarded by April 2022. “We are launching what we call the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability, or JWCC, which will be …

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Common Anti-Air Modular Missile

£500m firepower upgrade for UK’s Type 45 destroyers

The UK’s Royal Navy Type 45 destroyers will receive a £500 million upgrade to enhance their firepower capability. Two new contracts have been awarded with the aim of developing the air defence systems of the destroyers. MBDA UK has been awarded an 11-year contract to integrate the Common Anti-Air Modular Missile (CAMM) programme, often referred …

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British Army uses AI for the first time during Operation Cabrit

First British Army operation calls on AI

The British Army has used Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the first time during Exercise Spring Storm, as part of Operation Cabrit in Estonia. Soldiers from the 20th Armoured Infantry Brigade used an AI engine which provides information on the surrounding environment and terrain. Through the development of significant automation and smart analytics, the engine is …

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Nedap's AEOS receives CNPI certification

AEOS receives CPNI approval

Nedap’s AEOS physical access control system has received certification from the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI), the UK Government’s national technical authority for physical and personnel protective security. To gain approval, systems must go through detailed CPNI testing to ensure they meet the required standards and provide the intrinsic level of protection …

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Air Force airmen monitor battlespace movements at a simulated austere base during the Advanced Battle Management System exercise at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev., Sept. 3, 2020.

US DOD seeks advanced command, control solution

The US Department of Defense is currently looking for an advance command, control solution. The Joint All-Domain Command and Control’s (JADC2) strategy goal is to link networks and sensors to warfighters with shared data in cyber, land, sea, air and space across all of the military services and combatant commands in a secure manner and …

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CBP officer at Charlotte Airport uses Simplified Arrival to process arriving traveller

Biometric technology implemented at Charlotte Airport

Biometric facial comparison technology has been implemented at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) as part of the US Customs and Border Protection Agency’s (CBP) efforts to secure and streamline international travel. “CBP is expanding the use of facial biometrics at Charlotte Douglas International Airport to provide travelers a safe, touchless international arrival process that …

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CDSE Security Awareness

CDSE opens registration for further free classes

Registration is now open for the Fall semester of US Center for Development of Security Excellence (CDSE) Education classes that run from August 23 to December 17, 2021. The courses have been designed to enhance analytical thinking and problem solving skills, as well as gain critical knowledge about principle concepts and facts that anyone who …

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UK invests in 14 new Chinooks

UK agrees deal to modernise its Chinook fleet

The UK Ministry of Defence has agreed a £1.4 billion contract to modernise its Chinook fleet over the coming decade. The move will see 14 of the new H-47(ER) helicopters replace some of the country’s older models and modernise the UK’s heavy lift capabilities. “Proven on both UK and overseas operations time and again over …

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