Bae Systems Share Discussion Threads

[wbecki] 09/4/2019 14:58

Oh dear, what happened here?

"Japan Grounds F-35 Fleet After Jet Disappears From Radar Over Pacific"

[shyfox] 09/4/2019 10:35

Hi all , was thinking that there would be more talk on reaction Engines which bae systems owns about 40% (I think ) as they have just pass a test on the engine of which the engine was tested at 3 times the speed of sound which is equal to the fastest man planes made today , and the next test coming up will be testing this new air breathing engines at 5 times the speed of sound while it’s in air breathing mode meaning that it may one day used in a new breed of passenger planes that could fly at twice the speed of concord, (an estimated 5.4 times the speed of sound)if used on fighter planes could out run any missile sent after them (if there’s a good head start ) but the first thing they would use the engines for would most likely be the sabre space plane that bae Systems would be making, if this sabre space plane gets off the ground it will reduce cost of flights out to space station by an estimated of 85% ( that’s cheap ) and would become the main player in future flight out to space and the moon

[ribblewader] 09/4/2019 08:21

BAE Systems’ new software-defined radio assembly makes space missions more flexible.

[ribblewader] 08/4/2019 07:27

This is a BAE suported project (along with RR and Boeing).

UK's Sabre space plane engine tech in new milestone

[ribblewader] 05/4/2019 12:23

Some like the F35...
31 Pilots Told Us What They Really Think About the F-35 Stealth Fighter

[tlobs2] 05/4/2019 12:01

That would be pretty good business if they can charge enough for the design and consultancy to implement it.

[ribblewader] 04/4/2019 12:29

BAE offer Queen Elizabeth carrier design to India

[ribblewader] 02/4/2019 10:48

This could put an F35 servicing hub back on the market! But Turkey do manufacture parts for them......

US stops F-35 fighter jet parts delivery to Turkey

[shalder] 29/3/2019 19:36

No, especially as the Germans have extended the Saudi ban until September. Thought that might have had an adverse effect on share price

[ribblewader] 29/3/2019 17:32

I did not expect the share price to remain blue today!

[ribblewader] 29/3/2019 08:16

Sorry, just seen that last link is subscription. Try this......

BAE Systems’ Next Generation Bradley Fighting Vehicle demonstrator is debuting today at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) annual meeting in Washington, D.C.

[ribblewader] 29/3/2019 08:10

AUSA Global 2019: BAE Systems looks to impress with technology demonstrator vehicle

While new platform reveals have not been the flavour of the month at this year’s AUSA Global Force in Huntsville BAE Systems attempted to make a splash with a new technology demonstrator vehicle.

The nameless platform is based on the Mobile Protected Firepower (MPF) vehicle prototype

[wbecki] 29/3/2019 00:07

"While the British public may have thought they had voted to get away from such bureaucratic institutions, at present the proposed Withdrawal Agreement commits the UK to taking part, including providing funding and troops. Effectively, under May’s Deal, UK taxpayers would be funding the EU army. The text states: “to the extent possible under EU law” the UK will be a part of the European Defence Fund, Permanent Structured Cooperation, and the European Defence Agency.

This is simply unacceptable and rightly it is a concern which Get Britain Out and others have raised with the Government. The UK cannot be dragooned into these organisations against its will"


More evidence UK getting sucked into EU Army..

Leftie source.
Should appeal to een the Europhiles!



Many people have ignored the arguably far more prominent and severe problems with the Withdrawal Agreement than the much talked about backstop. As a result, the threats to our sovereignty and military independence have gone unchallenged. In a recent poll via Twitter, Veterans for Britain found 98% of 6,982 respondents preferred a No Deal Brexit to May’s Deal and all the commitments which come with it. You can see the poll here.

We are frequently told these tales of military union are scare stories by Brexit extremists. However, just last week Hans-Peter Bartels, the German Parliamentary Commissioner for the Armed Forces said: “First, we need a proper defence committee in the European Parliament. Second, we need a European Commissioner for defence and therefore a Directorate General for defence too. Finally, we need a European defence headquarters.”

[oriana2] 28/3/2019 09:13

Thanks to both posters above......

[ribblewader] 28/3/2019 08:10

Thanks insider.......

U.S. Navy awards BAE Systems $41 million contract for USS Anchorage upgrades

[insideryou] 27/3/2019 16:46

wins 41million dollar contract from uss navy contract. Just announced.

[ribblewader] 27/3/2019 12:00

French envoy presses Germany on stalling arms exports

[wad collector] 27/3/2019 09:48

BAe remains one of the World's leading defence companies, making good profits , dividend gone up year on year for at least a decade , relatively Brexit- proof etc . Hard to imagine the share price won't see £6 again before too long. Hold and forget in my book.

[oriana2] 26/3/2019 12:03

Lots of goodies for the future......

The present so looks dim.

[ribblewader] 26/3/2019 08:49

Another material for the future.....

4D printed metamaterials take shape for morphing wings

[ribblewader] 25/3/2019 13:49

Think tank to Italy: Join UK Tempest program, then try to merge it with Franco-German effort

A leading Italian think tank is pressuring the country to enter Britain’s Tempest fighter program as soon as possible and then push for the project to merge with a rival Franco-German effort.

[ribblewader] 23/3/2019 13:49

The US State Department has cleared Spain to purchase 11 assault amphibious vehicles, built by BAE systems, in a deal that could be worth $107 million.

[ribblewader] 22/3/2019 10:48

European missile manufacturing consortium MBDA announced in its annual results that the firm’s order book had hit a record EUR17.4 billion (USD19.78 billion) following an absolute-terms increase of EUR600 million.