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Stealthy and fast aircraft, next generation air defence systems, high velocity weapons… The speed of technological change is redefining the pace and shape of air warfare. Gaining and retaining air superiority is no longer a dog fight; it is a situational awareness battl...

Being on time means already being late, as some military might say. Similarly, as the speed and variety of potential threats to military air platforms continues to increase – e.g. missiles, Rocket Propelled Grenades (RPGs), small arms – knowing the threat is on its way ...

How a combination of open architecture and innovation is delivering significant upgrades to the Royal Navy’s Hunt and Sandown Class minehunters.

How Thales technology has recently seen the sixth in a series of eight minehunters upgraded to modern sonar, as part of a refurbishment programme spanning the last decade. Proving how Thales’s tailored and committed approach to naval services is helping maintain sonar m...

November 2024 at an airbase in France Karen is a bit anxious. Comfortably installed in her pilot's seat, she takes her unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) down the runway and up into the morning sky.

Airbus CyberSecurity and Thales, two European leaders in cybersecurity, have signed a partnership agreement to offer a unique solution against cyber attacks

A country is at war and a frigate is patrolling its coastal waters.

Once detected, aircraft need to be identified to avoid friendly fire in a combat situation. It's a critical function for the armed forces. Loïc flies helicopters.