Defence Notes
Farnborough 2018: Team Tempest tempting global interest in new platform
As Britain faces a tumultuous political future outside the European Union, Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson used this year's Farnborough airshow to highlight the government’s commitment to a new Combat Air Strategy as well as a next generation British fighter concept known as Tempest.
The Tempest project has the ...
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