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Age of drones: with more and more UAVs being inducted into defence, the face of future warfare is set to change / Mekala, Dilip Kumar   Article
Mekala, Dilip Kumar Article
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Summary/Abstract Taranis, a top secret unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), which is considered to be the most advanced aircraft ever built by British engineers, successfully carried out its first flight tests in August 2013. The information, however was released to the media only in February 2014 by the UK ministry of defence (MoD) and the manufacturer BAE systems. “The UK has developed a significant lead in understanding unmanned aircraft which could strike with precision over a long range whilst remaining undetected,” said a statement from BAE systems. “The technological advances made through Taranis will also help the UK MoD and Royal Air Force (RAF) make decisions on the future mix of manned and unmanned fast jet aircraft and how they will operate together in a safe and effective manner for the UK’s defence”.
Key Words UAVs  Future Warfare  Drone  MOD  US Air Force  BAE 
British Defence Industry  Drone Age  UCAS-D 
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Providing industry and the armed forces with clarity and certai / Military Technology   Journal Article
Military Technology Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract 2012 was not only great for Britain in celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and delivering unprecedented national sporting success, but also in laying the groundwork for substantial reform of the way defence is delivered So now is an exciting time to be involved in the British Defence industry; a future of reform is coupled with our reinforced ambition to consolidate our position as a leading player in the global defence market. It has been nearly four years since the now Chief of Defence Materiel Bernard Gray released his report on UK Defence acquisition. Since then we have made considerable progress in the way we think about procurement by not only fixing problems in the current system but by also putting in place models to minimise recurrence in future.
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