QFTMek-Izzle wrote:
Strange. You'd think that they'd make it themselves with the huge defence industry they have and their whole ethos of making their own shit when it comes to defence. Especially on a big piece of kit like this.
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My uncle works at BAE, I'll ask him about it. Though he probably has nothing to do with it.
They don't make all their own stuff. BAE sell quite a bit to the US. More than to anyone else.Mek-Izzle wrote:
Strange. You'd think that they'd make it themselves with the huge defence industry they have and their whole ethos of making their own shit when it comes to defence. Especially on a big piece of kit like this.
They make many of their armoured vehicles, like the Bradley. Loads of other stuff too, like missile warning systems.
They also make various parts for aircraft. My brief time at Brookhouse I was involved in making the door that closes after the wheels retract. Big wow I know...Bertster7 wrote:
They don't make all their own stuff. BAE sell quite a bit to the US. More than to anyone else.Mek-Izzle wrote:
Strange. You'd think that they'd make it themselves with the huge defence industry they have and their whole ethos of making their own shit when it comes to defence. Especially on a big piece of kit like this.
They make many of their armoured vehicles, like the Bradley. Loads of other stuff too, like missile warning systems.
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