The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has delayed plans to acquire a ground-based ballistic missile defence (BMD) radar, with the programme now not expected to deliver until the end of the decade.

An annexe to Defence Equipment Plan 2021, published on 21 February, reveals that the BMD radar – also known as ‘Project Lewis' – has been deferred as part of a package of savings and reprofiling measures in the equipment programme. These were agreed as part of the MoD's four-year settlement with the Treasury out to financial year 2024–25.

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has delayed plans to acquire a ground-based ballistic missile defence (BMD) radar, with the programme now not expected to deliver until the end of the decade.

An annexe to Defence Equipment Plan 2021, published on 21 February, reveals that the BMD radar – also known as ‘Project Lewis' – has been deferred as part of a package of savings and reprofiling measures in the equipment programme. These were agreed as part of the MoD's four-year settlement with the Treasury out to financial year 2024–25.

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has delayed plans to acquire a ground-based ballistic missile defence (BMD) radar, with the programme now not expected to deliver until the end of the decade.

An annexe to Defence Equipment Plan 2021, published on 21 February, reveals that the BMD radar – also known as ‘Project Lewis' – has been deferred as part of a package of savings and reprofiling measures in the equipment programme. These were agreed as part of the MoD's four-year settlement with the Treasury out to financial year 2024–25.

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has delayed plans to acquire a ground-based ballistic missile defence (BMD) radar, with the programme now not expected to deliver until the end of the decade.

An annexe to Defence Equipment Plan 2021, published on 21 February, reveals that the BMD radar – also known as ‘Project Lewis' – has been deferred as part of a package of savings and reprofiling measures in the equipment programme. These were agreed as part of the MoD's four-year settlement with the Treasury out to financial year 2024–25.

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has delayed plans to acquire a ground-based ballistic missile defence (BMD) radar, with the programme now not expected to deliver until the end of the decade.

An annexe to Defence Equipment Plan 2021, published on 21 February, reveals that the BMD radar – also known as ‘Project Lewis' – has been deferred as part of a package of savings and reprofiling measures in the equipment programme. These were agreed as part of the MoD's four-year settlement with the Treasury out to financial year 2024–25.

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has delayed plans to acquire a ground-based ballistic missile defence (BMD) radar, with the programme now not expected to deliver until the end of the decade.

An annexe to Defence Equipment Plan 2021, published on 21 February, reveals that the BMD radar – also known as ‘Project Lewis' – has been deferred as part of a package of savings and reprofiling measures in the equipment programme. These were agreed as part of the MoD's four-year settlement with the Treasury out to financial year 2024–25.