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Apr 25, 2016
Lincad is a privately owned UK company based in Surrey in the South East of England. They are ISO 9001 registered with expertise in battery electrochemistry, systems, hardware and software engineering.

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This booklet offers a snapshot of the UK’s defence capability in numbers. Its overall annual defence budget is the fifth largest in the world. A £163 billion investment plan for equipment, will be provided in UK defence.

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Following a foreword by the Prime Minister, Government’s vision for a secure and prosperous United Kingdom, with global reach and influence, is analysed within this document. The following chapters set out how UK will deliver its vision and strategy, through the National Security Objectives.

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In June 2014 the ADS Group (the trade body of the aerospace and defence industry in the UK) commissioned a report into the size, shape and future priorities of the UK’s Aerospace, Defence, Security and Space sectors. The resulting Aerospace Industry Outlook, included analysis undertaken by the Centre for Economics and Business Research and the results of survey of 900 ADS members responding to questions on employment, investment, exports and growth.

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The Government’s vision is for a secure and prosperous United Kingdom, with global reach and influence by strengthening the UK Armed. SDSR 15 sets a new headmark for the UK’s Armed Forces: Joint Force 2025. Joint Force 2025 will be equipped with a range of new and enhanced capabilities that will be capable of taking on a broader range of missions against demanding scenarios.

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This is an annual publication which provides information on the numbers and types of equipment and formations of the UK Armed Forces. Equipment and formations statistics have been presented based on the UK Armed Forces components: land, maritime and air. Also provided are data sourced from the Department for Transport (DfT) on militarily-useful British-registered vessels.

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