Britain opts for Airbus tankers

Article Abstract:

Whitehall's decision to seek an Airbus-based solution to its Future Strategic Tanker Aircraft (FSTA) requirement must be regarded as a remarkable victory with regard to the British public's general skepticism towards Europe. The FSTA requirement is designed to provide No.2 Group with the ability to refuel aircraft in the air and to transport service personnel and their dependents long distances in airline fashion.

Aircraft, Aircraft Manufacturing, Tanker Aircraft, Airtankers (Military), United Kingdom. Ministry of Defence, Airtankers (Military science)

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FRES-A new approach for British armor

Article Abstract:

The Future Rapid Effects System (FRES) is the most radical approach to British armored vehicle development since its introduction incorporating the latest in vehicle electronics. The overall requirement is to provide a coherent fleet with a common chassis and dedicated modular hulls.

Engine electrical equipment, Automotive Electronics, Other Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing, Motor vehicles, Armored vehicles, Armoured vehicles

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British Army pursues artillery programmes

Article Abstract:

The British Army will deploy TACAS, IFPA and LIMAWS programs to effectively arm artillery batteries for the next 20 years.

United Kingdom. Armed Forces

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