Stories

Our Naval Ships Combat Systems teams have successfully designed and developed a world-first software App Locker for the Royal Navy.

University of Puerto Rico students dive into think tank project with BAE Systems’ FAST Labs™

We are delighted to be Lead Principal Sponsor of The Intelligence Factory, a new permanent exhibition at Bletchley Park, home to the legendary World War Two Codebreakers.

Our ‘defense in depth architecture,’ is unique in the world of industrial controls

BAE Systems Training and Simulation team has been working with the Royal Navy and Defence Equipment & Support to develop crew training for the equipment on board their Type 26 Frigates (T26); the first of which - HMS Glasgow that will enter service mid-2020s.

Combat Systems’ pioneering work with tech-giant Microsoft will deliver next generation digital solutions for our customers

Today, we are marking Earth Day 2022 at BAE Systems.

BAE Systems develops and builds combat vehicle prototypes to show our customers the art of the possible.

As part of our ongoing commitment to support our armed forces veterans, and the communities in which we live and operate, we’ve contributed £100,000 to the Royal British Legion Industries’ (RBLI) Centenary Village project for disadvantaged military veterans.

The U.S. Navy’s Mk 41 Vertical Launching System plays a key role in the power projection mission, carrying and launching weapons from the decks of guided-missile cruisers and destroyers.

BAE Systems has been a proud partner to Malaysia for more than 50 years and is the largest international supplier to the Malaysian Armed Forces. We employ more than 300 people across the country.

Communications are vital to military operations, so maintaining network connectivity across multiple domains and allies is critically important.

Decisions are now more connected and complex than ever before, says Holly Armitage. Here she sets out 10 principles which fuel today’s world of real-time decisioning

In 2020, Khadijah Ismail became one of only two apprentices to be granted a funded scholarship from the Royal Academy of Engineering.

Flt Lt O’Hare is already carrying out detailed preparation for the display at RAF Coningsby. We caught up with him to find out more about the man who will be wowing the crowds next summer.

It’s been all hands on deck at the BAE Systems facility in Louisville, Kentucky, where the team has been hard at work as the world’s leading provider of maritime gun systems to the U.S. Navy, U.S. Coast Guard and allied nations.

Our people enable us to deliver cutting edge technology for our customers. Nick James, Executive Engineer, Space is no different. 

Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing as it’s also known, is allowing our engineers to push the boundaries of design. Repeatable, complex parts can be made in a way that doesn’t cost the earth.