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[ribblewader] 29/5/2018 15:11

Link to BAE SYSTEMS International home page updated

[fangorn2] 29/5/2018 14:43

The first four aircraft are on track to arrive in the UK next week.

This autumn the jets will begin their first trial flight from the deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth.

By 2020, it is hoped they will reach their full operational capability. Lockheed Martin Corporation say on their website:

[ribblewader] 25/5/2018 12:49

Link to BAE SYSTEMS web site added to header and here.....

Updated

[fangorn2] 25/5/2018 08:47

Some interesting articles out, some not so...


Three defence companies each spent more on defence R&D than all but two European countries

A report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies warns that all but two countries in Europe, the UK and France, are outspent by BAE, Lockheed Martin and Boeing when it comes to military research and development.




Immense sponging by EU nations.


HMS Queen Elizabeth ships crew finally meet the F-35B



Solar UAV could stay airborne for a year
A new solar-electric unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) — with the potential to fly for up to a year before needing maintenance — is a step closer to reality after a new agreement between BAE Systems (www.baesystems.com) and Prismatic (www.prismaticltd.co.uk.





The head of BAE Systems just claimed it’s ‘not his job’ to advocate for LGBT rights overseas




And he'd be correct to say such.

[cmackay] 24/5/2018 22:44

I saw on the news that Donald Trump has cancelled the proposed meeting of Kim Jong-un; does this sound like something that would give us a boost in the morning?

[fangorn2] 24/5/2018 12:32

Might get a chance to see the F35 in action against the J-20 in the not too distant future.

"Beijing Warns New Stealth Fighters Will Conduct Patrols In Taiwan's Airspace"

Expect US to focus even more on Pacific,to detriment of Europe.
Russia isnt the issue any longer - it's a rising China..

[ribblewader] 24/5/2018 07:44

I cannot see this Galileo UK/EU row being resolved quickly, nor totaly amicably!

[fangorn2] 24/5/2018 00:29

UK Land Armaments
Challenger 2. etc

Brigadier Zac Stenning, 1 Armoured Infantry Brigade discusses STRIKE and his role in building the first experimentation brigade whilst in Garfenwohr for Joint Warfighting assessment 18.1

[ribblewader] 23/5/2018 22:52

I understand if you struggle to understand the question.

[ribblewader] 23/5/2018 22:23

So Fang, in your own quote you state BAE are leaders in software for EW platforms. Let me know what part of that statement you don't understand WRT UAV.

[ribblewader] 23/5/2018 22:20

So, in your own quote you state BAE are leaders in software for EW platforms. Let me know what part of that statement you don't understand WRT UAV.

[ribblewader] 23/5/2018 15:25

LOL @ Fang, up to date BAE subject matter discussed here.....

[fangorn2] 23/5/2018 14:25

BAE awarded contract to sustain F-35 Electronic Warfare systems

Under the five-year contract, BAE Systems will manage the supply chain and establish the infrastructure necessary to make sure the systems are ‘mission capable and available’.
“As a leader in EW systems for the world’s most advanced aircraft, we understand how critical readiness is for our customers,” said Betsy Warren, director of F-35 Sustainment at BAE Systems, Inc.

Recently, the Ministry of Defence said that the first 9 of the UK’s currently 15 strong F-35B fleet will arrive at RAF Marham in Summer.

It is understood that the jets will be supported on the move by Voyager tankers. British F-35B initial operational capability is scheduled will be declared in December 2018 for land and the from the Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers in 2020

[fangorn2] 23/5/2018 14:13

Israeli F-35s in combat could mean a new era for the troubled fighter SOFREP Original Content




"these guys nearly always on the mark. Sofrep"

[charlie_324] 23/5/2018 12:39

LOL, that was posted by RW as a BBC link on the other thread yesterday. Your a bit behind the curve, Morgan arnt the only ones then! I take it you are ignoring the olive branch?

[fangorn2] 23/5/2018 10:38

Israel Becomes The First State To Use F-35 Fighter Jets In Combat

[fangorn2] 23/5/2018 10:38

JPMORGAN RAISES BAE SYSTEMS PRICE TARGET TO 600 (550) PENCE - 'UNDERWEIGHT' 

"Morgan behind the curve as usual - I see Israel using F35 in combat. Will give us all a chance to better appraise it"

[ribblewader] 22/5/2018 13:07

F35 used operationally for the first time, wonder if we will ever get to know if it performed as it says on the proverbal israeli can?

[cmackay] 22/5/2018 07:55

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[dafrog] 22/5/2018 07:13

hxxps://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/britain-looking-to-develop-own-satellite-navigation-system/ To use 'five eyes' nations. Bring it on!

[ribblewader] 21/5/2018 13:01

Fangorn, you are most welcome to return if you wish. It would be a shame if you did not

[cmackay] 21/5/2018 12:54

Fangorn2, please do consider coming back on the other thread and sharing your input with us all. I would value a range of opinions from knowledgeable investors.

[cmackay] 21/5/2018 12:41

Apologies Ribblewader, my mistake.