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Bill Page, Project Manager of the CLS programme in BAE Systems, comments on how proud BAE Systems is to be supporting the Royal Navy’s newest OPVs in Pearl Harbour…

The Carrier Strike Group 2021 deployment has captured global attention since it left British shores earlier in the year.

Julia Sutcliffe, Chief Technologist - Air Sector provides an insight into how as a company we are embracing the Net Zero challenge to become a more sustainable business and support our UK customer on the journey.

Through our partnership with UK Sport, the GB Skeleton team asked for engineering support in the season running up to Beijing, next year.

At BAE Systems we are proud to be collaborating with some of the brightest minds at British universities to deliver ground-breaking research and innovation.

The end of March 2019 saw the iconic Tornado GR4 retire from service with the Royal Air Force, bringing to an end decades of operations for the UK.

They say that variety is the spice of life and in my role at BAE Systems this is certainly true. One day I was chairing an international conference on optical systems in Berlin and the next I was helping set up an environmental monitoring system for horses at one of the UK’s national sports training facilities!

Since the arrival of the F-35B Lightning on the deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth, a team made up of hundreds of people has been working day and night to make history as we progress crucial flight trials to integrate the aircraft and the carrier.

At BAE Systems, we’re working with experts from the Royal Navy to explore and develop new technologies that will give a vital advantage to warships and their crews.

Andy Prendergast, Operations Manager Structural and Dynamic Testing, BAE Systems Air discusses the work he and his team have been doing at the F-35 Sustainment facilities at RAF Marham

Later this year, HMS Queen Elizabeth, the first of the UK's new Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carriers, will head out to the east coast of the United States to operate with the F-35 Lightning aircraft for the first time.

2017 has been a remarkable year for the Aircraft Carrier Alliance, and this week we’ve made history again.

Today we look back 100 years since the first major battle in which tanks were used effectively.

On 16 August 2017, the largest and most powerful ship ever built for the Royal Navy – HMS Queen Elizabeth, the first of the Royal Navy’s two new Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers – sailed into her new home at Portsmouth Naval Base.