Royal Navy upgrading their ships' radar
The Royal Navy's two new super-carriers will be equipped with a new medium range radar

Qinetiq looking to diversify its workload
Qinetiq has bought a US technology company to target America's highly-lucrative intelligence area

New missile completes its capability test
The Paveway IV missile system has completed its capability demonstration trials for the RAF

Nimrod R1 spy plane may face the axe
The MoD is studying a scenario where the R1s are scrapped and they opt for RC-135s instead

MoD a leader in remote access for staff
A new report has found that the MoD grants nearly a quarter of its staff remote IT access

New invention powers mortar monitoring
A soldier has developed a new way of powering the system that monitors mortar attacks

Defence research funding slashed
Defence research funding has fallen by 12 per cent over the last decade according to the MoD

MoD IT leads government in going green
A new white paper praised the MoD for reducing carbon output at IT centres and in ICT contracts

New system for tracking repair progress
JAMES Land will track the maintenance and repairs of thousands of pieces of equipment

Nimrod fuel leaks persist after crash
The RAF has reported over 100 fuel leaks in the aircraft since the fatal crash in September 2006

Improved communications for personnel
Personnel deployed on operations now have access to free e-mail and more free phone time

MoD USBs with secret data go missing
MoD data security is on the brink of chaos after hundreds USB sticks and laptops were stolen

Infamous Chinooks show signs of life
The first of the eight controversial reverted Chinook helicopters could be operational by May

UAV operations rely on Xbox generation
The MoD is developing a training and operating consul for UAVs similar to video game systems

Intelligence data sharing too complicated
A multi-million pound data sharing system used by intelligence agencies could be cancelled early