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Britain's defence-industrial strategy

The British government has completed an exercise that, if carried through to its conclusions, will mean large changes for the defence industry and for the Ministry of Defence’s acquisition practices. It has tried to establish which capabilities are, from the perspective of defence, essential in an onshore defence industry, and which are not. The Defence Industrial Strategy, published in December 2005, could provide a model for some other countries to follow.