Why is it cheaper to fly to Spain than to Stornoway?
From the cost of fuel to seat costs per mile, ground handling to maintenance, it all ends up in your ticket price.
Why Nato is struggling to rebuild itself
There is now a ticking clock on reinventing the transatlantic alliance.
British Army contracts FPV drone fleet for strike training
This vision—announced at the RUSI Land Warfare Conference—envisions a digitally integrated battlefield where any sensor can cue any effector, enabling British forces to defeat adversaries "up to three times their size" by 2030.
What do we know about the new F-47 fighter?
While much of the aircraft’s specifications remain classified, here’s what we know so far.
Is the Type 26 Frigate a good choice for Norway?
Norway is assessing four contenders for its Future Frigate Programme—the French FDI, German F127, British Type 26, and American Constellation.
Government reaffirms defence spending commitment
The Tories continue to demand clarity from Labour on whether the 2.5% target will be met within this Parliament.
Britain aiming to speed up delivery of new warships
The Ministry of Defence has outlined efforts to enhance shipyard productivity and accelerate delivery of the Type 26 frigates,
UK confirms nukes ‘completely operationally independent’
"The United Kingdom’s nuclear deterrent is completely operationally independent, only the Prime Minister can authorise the use of our nuclear weapons."
British troops to use ‘kamikaze’ drones to strike enemy
"An infantry unit equipped with FPV UAS can fly them to attack targets that it would otherwise have to call in mortars, artillery, or an air strike to hit."
UK ‘may be out of tank game’ within next ten years
The way things are going, the UK may well be out of the MBT game altogether within the next ten years unless the government sharpen up their ideas argues Lt. Col. Stuart Crawford, former tank commander and defence analyst.
