Prototype Warfare Would Make the Royal Navy a More Adaptable Force, says RUSI
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A recent report highlights the potential for the Royal Navy and the broader UK military to enhance their roles in the testing and procurement of new military technologies. This initiative aims to address the challenges posed by the fast-paced evolution of military capabilities. By adopting a more proactive approach, the UK military can ensure that it remains competitive and effective in modern warfare. The findings emphasize the importance of adapting to technological advancements to maintain national security and operational readiness.
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Prototype Warfare Would Make the Royal Navy a More Adaptable Force, says RUSI
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