What BAE sells

Italian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon jets of the type currently being offered to Saudi Arabia Photograph: Italian Air Force

Artist’s impression of unmanned Tanaris, under development for UK Ministry of Defence Photograph: guardian.co.uk

The Hawk light bomber/trainer, sold to South Africa and Saudi Arabia Photograph: Indranil Mukherjee/AFP

Storm Shadow. An air-launched Anglo-French cruise missile on offer to Saudis Photograph: Rabih Moghrabi/AFP

Lockheed’s F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, being developed with BAE participation. Vertical landing version Photograph: Lockheed Martin Corp/AP

Saab’s Gripen fighter from Sweden, marketed jointly with BAE Photograph: Katsuhiko Tokunaga/SAAB-BAe/AP

BAE is upgrading the Nimrod surveillance planes of the Royal Air Force Photograph: RAF

A fleet of Tornado fighter/bombers was sold to Saudi Arabia as well as the RAF Photograph: Andrew Parsons/PA

The Storm Shadow ‘bunker-busting’ cruise missile is designed to fit the Saudi Tornados Photograph: AFP

The Stingray anti-submarine torpedo Photograph: Public domain

Plessey Commander radar under development for the British RAF Photograph: BAE Systems

Artist’s impression of Astute class submarine, being built for Royal Navy Photograph: Public domain

Astute submarine under construction at a BAE yard Photograph: Ministry of Defence

Artists impression of new Royal Navy carrier design, currently under order Photograph: Public domain

Lightweight M777 howitzer, sold to US military Photograph: US Army photo

Scimitar light tank in British army service Photograph: Michael Dunlea/AFP

Bradley armoured fighting vehicle, made in US by BAE-owned United Defense Photograph: AFP

Challenger II: the British army’s main battle tank Photograph: Dan Chung/Guardian

Warrior armoured personnel carrier Photograph: Nabeel al-Jurani/AP

HMS Dauntless, Royal Navy new Type 45 destroyer Photograph: Royal Navy

HMS London, a Type 22 frigate now being modernised by BAE for Romania Photograph: Robin Adshead/Corbis