Stories

To discuss the latest in defense innovation, we sat down with Stewart Coulter, chief technologist at BAE Systems’ FAST Labs.

The M777 lightweight 155mm howitzer symbolizes the resurgence of artillery in modern warfare. With battle-proven performance, it delivers unmatched accuracy and mobility for today's ever-changing operational needs.

Electrification Simplified™. It’s not just a tag line at BAE Systems, it’s what we do. We’ve tackled the complexity of electrification to make it easier for both vehicle manufacturers and their operators to transition their buses and heavy-duty trucks to operate on electric power.

Empowering warfighters with rapid, adaptable, and effective electronic warfare solutions to stay ahead of the fight.

In this virtual mentoring session we talk with Shabnam Smith, an engineering director in C4ISR Systems, about her journey through BAE Systems, reaching beyond your comfort zone, and defining career moments.

Strategy, innovation, and the art of the impossible

How ES is transforming and accelerating product development through digital engineering to keep pace with customer needs and expectations.

BAE Systems' historic Rochester site in the UK is on the cusp of a major transformation, with a £220 million investment set to bring a new state-of-the-art factory to the area.

As modern warfare continues to evolve, future battlefields will be shaped by the presence of autonomous ground vehicles. Positioning for success, BAE Systems recently signed a strategic partnership agreement with Forterra – a leader in self-driving defense technology – to enable the development of autonomous ground vehicles as part of multi-domain integration.

Fifty-nine BAE Systems-sponsored teams will participate in the championship, representing 21 states from across the U.S.

Celebrating its 80-year anniversary in 2022, the employees of the Holston Army Ammunition Plant (HSAAP) have continuously worked diligently to respond to the call of duty, and many at Holston have served the site and its mission for decades.

Raymond Bowers is one of the many proud and patriotic Americans dedicated to keeping HSAAP running smoothly, and HSAAP has been integral to Raymond’s life: “My career has been good to me, good to my family and good to the community.”

Even those new to Holston understand the plant’s unifying mission and appreciate its rich 80-year history.

As an East Tennessee native, Mike Ervin was no stranger to the Holston Army Ammunition Plant (HSAAP).

Those who work at Holston Army Ammunition Plant (HSAAP) are often incredibly patriotic individuals who dedicate their career to supporting the warfighter.

Lisa Kincer is proud to be part of that tradition and legacy at the Holston Army Ammunition Plant (HSAAP).

For some of the teammates who work at Holston Army Ammunition Plant (HSAAP), the site has also been the place they find opportunity, family, and, ultimately, purpose.

For 80 years, more than three generations of dedicated Americans have run the Holston Army Ammunition Plant.