The British Army’s new air defence system, Land Ceptor, was on display at this year's DSEI exhibition ahead of first deliveries expected in the first half of 2018. Testing has now been completed on ...

The first firing trials of the British Army's Land Ceptor missile system have been carried out near the Baltic Sea on a Swedish test fire range, the UK Ministry of Defence announced on 28 May. Land ...

Footage shows the fearsome truck-borne missile Land Ceptor taking out a high-speed drone A BRAND new missile defence system set to defend the Falklands has aced its first live fire trials, the Defence ...

The British government says it is buying six additional MBDA Land Ceptor medium-range air defense systems as part of a growing list of activities to help counter uncrewed aircraft system (UAS) and ...

BRITAIN has successfully conducted its first live trial of a brand new missile defence system set to protect the Falkland Islands, almost 36 years after the end of the war with Argentina. It cost £250 ...

Six air defence missile systems to bolster national defence are to be built in Greater Manchester. A £118m contract, announced today with Bolton based MBDA will support up to 140 jobs. The Ministry of ...

A new missile defence system which will protect the Royal Navy’s aircraft carriers has entered into service, the Defence Secretary will announce on Thursday. Sea Ceptor, developed at a cost of about ...

The Royal Navy's new air missile defence system has been successfully tested off the coast of Scotland, the MOD has announced. The Sea Ceptor missiles were fired from HMS Argyll, a Type 23 frigate.

Footage has been released showing the Sea Ceptor missiles being fired from HMS Argyll, a Type 23 frigate, off the coast of Scotland. Sea Ceptor can intercept and destroy enemy missiles travelling at ...

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The Royal Navy's new air missile defence system has been successfully tested off the coast of Scotland, the MOD has announced. The Sea Ceptor missiles were fired from HMS Argyll, a Type 23 frigate.