Bryan Davis
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German Navy hands over NATO task force command to Spain
German Navy Rear Admiral Thorsten Marx has handed over command of Standing NATO Maritime Group One (SNMG1) to his Spanish successor, Rear Admiral Joaquín Ruiz Escagedo.
RAF personnel run for veteran’s life-changing treatment
This event was organised to raise funds for Corporal Andy Layton, a former Weapons Technician, after he suffered a severe brain haemorrhage. Please give if you can.
Lockheed tests Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare System
AOEW is a pod-based electronic warfare missile defence system that will provide U.S. Navy with enhanced electronic surveillance and attack capabilities against anti-ship missile threats.
Concerns over RAF numbers in the North Atlantic
In its latest report entitled, the Scottish Affairs Committee has voiced concerns about whether the Royal Air Force has enough assets to maintain necessary defence and surveillance activities in the North Atlantic and High North regions.
Aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales returns to duty
HMS Prince of Wales is prepared to resume duties after a nine-month hiatus dedicated to repairs.
UK donating firefighting equipment to Ukraine
The vehicles, primarily sourced from the Royal Air Force and Defence Fire and Rescue, with one provided by the Welsh Government, are due to arrive in the coming weeks.
A guide to gun salutes
What is the significance of the salutes, and why were different numbers of rounds fired depending on the location?
845 NAS and Police drone team master airspace deconfliction
At Ten Tors 2023, 845 NAS and the police drone team demonstrated their ability to deconflict the airspace, a key factor in ensuring a safe and seamless event.
British and German jets intercept Russian aircraft
A Russian IL78 Midas air-to-air refuelling aircraft was intercepted by a joint operation of British and German fighters near Estonian airspace, as the aircraft was not responding to communications.
Britain cleared to purchase 600 Javelin missiles
The US State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale of Javelin missiles to the United Kingdom for an estimated cost of £104 million.
