12 December 2024
12 December 2024
It is not clear how the UK government could mitigate the loss of helicopter-based search and rescue capabilities for forces deployed in Brunei.
Soldiers used the directed energy weapon from a Wolfhound armoured vehicle at the Army’s Radnor Range in Wales.
This potential solution came after SD Northern River, a UK multi-purpose auxiliary vessel, deployed a mine-hunting capability in the Firth of Clyde.
This initiative is set to enhance the capabilities provided to the joint warfighter, focusing on a range of space mission capabilities.
The systems provide the helicopters with multi-spectral imaging, stabilisation and automatic video tracking capabilities.
Australia joins the US and the UK as the third nation to acquire and launch these missiles.
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