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BAE Systems

BAE Systems plc

Also known as: BAE Systems, British Aerospace, BAE Systems Marine, BAE Systems Maritime โ€“ Naval Ships, BAE Systems Surface Fleet Solutions, BAE Systems Surface Ships, BAE Systems Land & Armaments
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Founded 1999
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Equipment (36)
Trident (Type 26)

Trident (Type 26)

Frigate

The Trident class frigate is a modern, versatile naval vessel equipped with advanced technology for various maritime missions, featuring a robust propulsion system for maneuverability, state-of-the-art sensors for situational awareness, and formidable weaponry for surface and subsurface threats. Its modular design allows for easy adaptation to specific mission requirements, while prioritizing crew comfort and operational efficiency.

2028 โ€“ Present
Type 26

Type 26

Frigate

The Type 26 frigate, also known as the City-class frigate, is a class of frigates being built for the United Kingdom's Royal Navy, designed for advanced anti-submarine warfare.

2023 โ€“ Present
Archer

Archer

Self-Propelled Howitzer (SPH)

The Archer is a Swedish wheeled self-propelled howitzer featuring a fully automated 155 mm L52 gun mounted on a Volvo 6x6 chassis, designed for rapid deployment and high mobility.

2016 โ€“ Present
Taranis

Taranis

MALE UAV

The Taranis is an Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle (UCAV) demonstrator developed by BAE Systems for the UK Ministry of Defense. It features a stealthy design and advanced autonomous capabilities.

2015 โ€“ Present
Bung Tomo

Bung Tomo

Corvette

The Bung Tomo class consists of three multi-role patrol corvettes serving the Indonesian Navy, originally built for the Royal Brunei Navy but sold to Indonesia in 2013 after a contract dispute. Named after significant Indonesian historical figures, these corvettes are equipped with advanced armament and have participated in notable search and recovery operations, including the AirAsia Flight 8501 crash and the search for the KRI Nanggala submarine, while undergoing modernization to enhance their

2014 โ€“ Present
Type 997 Artisan

Type 997 Artisan

Radar Systems

The Type 997 Artisan is a medium-range 3D radar developed for the Royal Navy, providing air and surface surveillance with high resistance to jamming.

2013 โ€“ Present
Khareef-class

Khareef-class

Corvette

The Khareef-class corvettes are built for the Royal Navy of Oman, designed for coastal patrols, maritime disaster relief, SAR, and deterrence missions. They feature stealth capabilities and a flexible platform for integrating various systems.

2011 โ€“ Present
Astute-class

Astute-class

Attack Submarine (SSN)

The Astute-class submarines are advanced hunter-killer submarines designed to be stealthy and equipped with the latest sonar and secure communications systems. They are capable of carrying a mix of torpedoes and Tomahawk cruise missiles.

2010 โ€“ Present
BAE Caiman

BAE Caiman

Protected Patrol Vehicle (MRAP)

The BAE Caiman is a high mobility, heavily armoured multi-theatre vehicle designed to meet the tactical mission requirements of the US Army, featuring a C-channel frame and tensylonยฎ composite armour.

2010 โ€“ Present
Type 45

Type 45

Destroyer

The Type 45 destroyer, also known as the D or Daring class, is a class of six guided-missile destroyers built for the United Kingdom's Royal Navy, primarily designed for anti-aircraft and anti-missile warfare.

2010 โ€“ Present
BAE Systems Mantis

BAE Systems Mantis

Combat UAV (UCAV)

The BAE Systems Mantis is a British demonstrator programme for Unmanned Combat Air Vehicle (UCAV) technology, designed for intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance operations.

2009 โ€“ Present
Daring

Daring

Destroyer

HMS Daring is the lead ship of the Type 45 or Daring-class air-defence destroyers built for the Royal Navy, designed primarily for anti-aircraft and anti-missile warfare.

2009 โ€“ Present
Daring (Type 45)

Daring (Type 45)

Destroyer

The Type 45, or Daring class, is a British fleet of six advanced guided-missile destroyers designed for anti-aircraft and anti-missile warfare, featuring the PAAMS (Sea Viper) air-defense system and modular construction. Despite facing criticism for rising costs and operational issues, these technologically sophisticated ships are equipped with innovative electric propulsion systems and a versatile armament, including 48 VLS cells for Aster missiles and a 4.5-inch naval gun.

2009 โ€“ Present
Albion

Albion

Landing Platform Dock (LPD)

The Albion-class landing platform dock, comprising HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark, serves as a modern amphibious warfare ship for the Royal Navy, replacing the Fearless class. Commissioned between 2003 and 2004, these versatile vessels can transport troops and vehicles, feature advanced diesel-electric propulsion, and are equipped with defensive armaments, playing a crucial role in the British amphibious fleet's modernization.

2003 โ€“ Present
Tornado

Tornado

Strike Fighter

The Tornado is a multirole combat aircraft developed by the United Kingdom, Germany, and Italy. It has been used in various roles including air defense and interdiction.

2003 โ€“ Present
Nakhoda Ragam-class

Nakhoda Ragam-class

Corvette

The Nakhoda Ragam-class is a class of corvette offshore patrol vessels originally built for the Royal Brunei Navy, designed primarily for surface warfare operations.

2001 โ€“ Present
RG-31 Nyala

RG-31 Nyala

Protected Patrol Vehicle (MRAP)

The RG-31 Nyala is a 4x4 wheeled armored vehicle designed for mine protection with a V-shaped hull, offering excellent cross-country capability and protection for its crew.

1995 โ€“ Present
AS90

AS90

Self-Propelled Howitzer (SPH)

The AS90 is a British 155mm self-propelled tracked howitzer designed to provide the British Army with a highly mobile and powerful artillery system, replacing older towed artillery pieces.

1992 โ€“ Present
AS-90 Braveheart

AS-90 Braveheart

Self-Propelled Howitzer (SPH)

The AS-90 Braveheart is a 155mm self-propelled howitzer manufactured by BAE Systems, which entered service with the British Army in 1992. It features a 39 or 52-calibre gun barrel and an automated loading system.

1992 โ€“ Present
Jetstream 41

Jetstream 41

Transport/Utility Helicopter

The British Aerospace Jetstream 41 is a turboprop feederliner and regional airliner developed from the Jetstream 31, featuring a stretched fuselage, redesigned wings, and modernized flightdeck. Certified in both Europe and the U.S., it entered service in 1992, with 100 units produced before production ended in 1997, serving various civil operators and a few military roles.

1992 โ€“ Present
Alarm

Alarm

Anti-Ship Cruise Missile

British Aerospace air-launched anti-radiation missile (ARM) designed to detect and home on enemy radar emissions, with a secondary capability in the anti-ship role.

1990 โ€“ Present
Challenger Armoured Repair and Recovery Vehicle

Challenger Armoured Repair and Recovery Vehicle

Armoured Recovery Vehicle

The Challenger Armoured Repair and Recovery Vehicle (CRARRV) is a British armoured recovery vehicle based on the Challenger 1 main battle tank, designed to recover and repair damaged tanks on the battlefield.

1988 โ€“ Present
Warrior

Warrior

Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV)

The Warrior is a British Armoured Infantry Fighting Vehicle equipped with a 30mm L21A1 RARDEN cannon and a 7.62mm L94A1 coaxial machine gun, designed for engaging lightly armored targets and infantry.

1988 โ€“ Present
FV510 Warrior

FV510 Warrior

Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC)

The FV510 Warrior is a British infantry fighting vehicle designed to transport troops and provide fire support. It has been in service since 1987 and features a 30 mm RARDEN cannon as its main armament.

1987 โ€“ Present
Sea Eagle

Sea Eagle

Anti-Ship Cruise Missile

The Sea Eagle, developed by BAe Systems, is a British air-launched anti-ship missile using inertial and active radar guidance, with a range of 110km, a speed of Mach 0.85, and a length of 4.14m.

1985 โ€“ Present
Jetstream 31

Jetstream 31

Transport/Utility Helicopter

The British Aerospace Jetstream 31 is a twin turboprop airliner developed from the earlier Handley Page Jetstream, featuring upgraded Honeywell TPE331 engines for enhanced power and efficiency. With an 18-seat configuration and optional water-methanol system, it has served as a regional airliner and corporate transport, including use by the Royal Navy as radar observer trainers.

1982 โ€“ Present
M992 FAASV

M992 FAASV

Self-Propelled Howitzer (SPH)

The M992 FAASV is a tracked vehicle used to carry ammunition for the M109 155mm self-propelled medium howitzer. It features a hydraulic powered conveyor for single-round transfer of ammunition.

1982 โ€“ Present
Sea Skua

Sea Skua

Anti-Ship Cruise Missile

British helicopter-launched anti-ship missile developed by BAe, featuring semi-active radar homing (SARH), measuring 2.5m in length with an engagement range of 25km.

1982 โ€“ Present
Bradley

Bradley

Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV)

The Bradley is a tracked armored fighting vehicle developed by the USA, equipped with a Cummins VTA-903T engine and capable of amphibious operations.

1981 โ€“ Present
M2 Bradley

M2 Bradley

Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV)

The M2 Bradley is an American infantry fighting vehicle designed to transport infantry with armor protection while providing covering fire to suppress enemy troops.

1981 โ€“ Present
Sky Flash

Sky Flash

Air Superiority / Interceptor

British medium-range air-to-air missile developed by BAe, featuring a Marconi semi-active radar homing (SARH) seeker; an improved derivative of the US AIM-7 Sparrow.

1978 โ€“ Present
Sea Dart

Sea Dart

Medium-Range SAM

The Sea Dart, developed by BAe Systems, is a British naval medium-to-long range SAM system using semi-active radar homing, capable of engaging targets at ranges up to 55km and altitudes up to 18km at Mach 2.25.

1973 โ€“ Present
Harrier

Harrier

Close Air Support (CAS)

The Harrier II, developed through a collaboration between McDonnell Douglas and British Aerospace, is a significantly upgraded version of the original Harrier, featuring a composite fuselage, larger wing, and enhanced payload capacity. Entering service in 1987, it incorporates design modifications that improve performance and operational capabilities compared to its predecessors.

1969 โ€“ Present
Martel

Martel

Anti-Ship Cruise Missile

British/French anti-ship and anti-radiation missile jointly developed by BAe and Matra, measuring 4.12m in length and employing either TV or passive radar guidance.

1969 โ€“ Present
Swingfire

Swingfire

Anti-Tank Guided Missile (Portable)

The Swingfire, developed by BAe Systems, is a British wire-guided anti-tank missile using MCLOS/SACLOS guidance, with a range of 150โ€“4,000m and a 7kg HEAT warhead capable of penetrating 800mm of armor.

1969 โ€“ Present
M109 Paladin

M109 Paladin

Self-Propelled Howitzer (SPH)

The M109 Paladin is a widely used American 155 mm turreted self-propelled howitzer, serving as the principal artillery support for U.S. Army divisions. It features a fully traversable turret and has undergone several upgrades, including the M109A6 Paladin variant.

1960 โ€“ Present