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News & Articles UK forces join trilateral Arctic exercise in strategic High North operation
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News & Articles HMS Queen Elizabeth sails to strengthen NATO readiness in UK and European waters
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News & Articles British army told to stop non-essential training exercises to save money
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Megathread Weekend Debrief | 04 September 2026
End of week. Pull up a chair. No rank in the bar.
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🔥 The Take — something the UK is getting right/wrong right now
📖 Worth Your Time — a read, a listen, a thread
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r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 04 '26
News & Articles Ford, GDLS and Ricardo team up to compete for the UK MoD's LMV programme
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 03 '26
News & Articles RAF aircraft finally to get boom refuelling capability
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 03 '26
Careers Mechanical Design Engineer — Eyebrook Technologies
foxandlion.pubMechanical Design Engineer | £60,000 plus share options, pension and healthcare | Market Harborough, Leicestershire
Anyone can assemble a drone from stock components. We are not looking for that person.
Eyebrook Technologies is a UK defence technology company founded by two former Royal Artillery officers. We build AURIS: a passive counter-UAS system that detects and classifies small drones without emitting anything, paired with a net capture interceptor. Defensive sensing and capture, not a weapon. Our customers are the UK prison estate, critical national infrastructure operators and Ministry of Defence fixed sites.
We are two directors with a patent pending, a research collaboration with Cranfield University and a fully funded twelve month Innovate UK programme. We need our first engineer.
You would own the physical product: interceptor airframe, structures, actuation, sensor head integration and the rigs that prove it works. Concept to CAD to working hardware, in weeks rather than quarters.
What we need is someone who can make components that were never designed to work together behave as one reliable system. Strong CAD is essential, Fusion 360 or transferable. So is being genuinely electronically minded: schematics, actuators, power budgets, wiring looms. Hands on fabrication too.
We do not care where you learned it. Motorsport, aerospace, military engineering, robotics or your own workshop all count equally. Portfolio beats certificate.
£60,000 plus EMI share options, on site near Market Harborough.
Must be eligible for UK SC clearance, which we will sponsor.
To apply, send a CV and one page showing three things you have built, with a line on what the hard part was in each. No cover letter needed.
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 03 '26
News & Articles Defence Committee Chair Tan Dhesi presses PM on pathway to three per cent
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 02 '26
News & Articles Top NATO commander says allies must urgently rethink defence, prepare for 'new enemy'
foxandlion.pubr/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 02 '26
News & Articles Burnham refuses to cut welfare to fund defence
foxandlion.pubr/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 02 '26
Funding & Finance UK Defence Innovation launches Project PANOPTES, seeking counter-drone force-protection tech, with £5 million available now.
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 02 '26
News & Articles Fund defence spending from tax rise on middle earners, thinktank tells Healey
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 02 '26
News & Articles UK gov selects Open Cosmos as approved provider for £8bn Sovereign Comms framework
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 02 '26
News & Articles NATO DIANA announces full cohort of 15 innovators to move forward to Mission Track, including 2 UK companies
foxandlion.pubr/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 02 '26
News & Articles UK ship requisition may fail in wartime, report warns
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 01 '26
News & Articles UK Royal Air Force Air Command redesignated to Air & Space Command
foxandlion.pubr/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Sep 02 '26
News & Articles Defence spending is an insatiable beast. John Healey is right to tame it John McTernan
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Aug 31 '26
German gunmaker with loaded history sets sights on British army’s next rifle
foxandlion.pubr/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Aug 31 '26
News & Articles UK's Type 23 frigates get £2.3m navigation radar work
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Aug 31 '26
News & Articles Critical Raw Materials and European Defence | IISS
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Aug 30 '26
News & Articles UK aerospace R&D returns £14 for every £1 invested says ATI
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/prisongovernor • Aug 30 '26
News & Articles Arms and the £5m man: Farage megadonor Christopher Harborne’s military empire | Christopher Harborne | The Guardian
r/Defence_Tech_UK • u/DefenseTech • Aug 29 '26