Britain to double Sky Sabre systems as wider investment strengthens defence against air, drone and missile threats at home and overseas

The British government plans to double the number of Sky Sabre ground-based air-defense systems as part of wider investment in protection against aircraft, drones, and missiles. Sky Sabre combines the Common Anti-air Modular Missile with radar and command-and-control elements to provide mobile, medium-range defense for forces in Britain or on overseas deployments. Expanding the fleet will increase the Army's ability to protect more sites and formations simultaneously, although the announcement describes a procurement objective rather than confirming that all additional systems have already been delivered or entered service.