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The Academy for Skills & Knowledge has seen more than £20m investment to ensure our people have the skills ready to continue engineering and manufacturing the military aircraft of the future.

Cutting Edge Technology So Soldiers Can See Through Vehicles

With more nations, debris, activity, and hardware in space, we need to protect our assets.

The ability to adapt, maneuver, defend and protect space assets is essential to mission success.

At BAE Systems we are extremely proud of the valuable contribution our apprentices make to our business.

“To my mind, there has never been an aircraft quite like it, and there is never likely to be again…”

5 March 2016 marks the 80th anniversary since the Supermarine Spitfire first took to the skies. To celebrate we're marking the occasion with 80 facts and photos about our iconic heritage aircraft.

Through developing and implementing the world’s first head-up display (HUD), BAE Systems, along with Cintel, piloted the future of navigation dashboards and changed the way military pilots fly forever.

They’re the unseen, threatening, mysterious adversaries your business must defend against. But holding them up to the cold light of day diminishes their power – and helps defeat their attacks.

They work a 9-to-5 day job that looks legitimate – but the reality couldn’t be further from the truth.

The Mule is motivated by greed or desperation. They are the final link in the chain – and most vulnerable to arrest.

Whatever their cause, it’s a burning one. The Activist’s tactics cross the line from legitimate protest into criminality.

The Getaway is too young to go to jail: even if they’re caught, they’re unlikely to get more than a slap on the wrist.

The Nation State Actor has a ‘Licence to Hack’ – and they use it target their adversaries

They’re fed up, blackmailed, or just being really helpful. Your business’ defences are wide open to the Insider.

Joanne Sharples from Military Air and Information has been named Higher Apprentice of the Year at SEMTA Skills Awards 2016.

At the forefront of every great invention is a person with a dream. For video games, that person was Ralph Baer.

Bradley Smith from Land UK, Radway Green has been named BAE Systems' UK Apprentice of the Year