Craig Langford
Craig initially trained as a mechanical engineer, but after a brief and disillusioning stint designing ventilation systems, he pivoted to journalism.
UK sub missile compartment project boosted in US deal
The shared compartment design is a key element of the next-generation deterrent platforms for both nations, underpinning the Royal Navy’s continuous at-sea deterrence capability through the future Dreadnought-class submarines.
UK eyes carrier-launched drones to boost strike power
The Royal Navy and Royal Air Force are working together on the development of fixed-wing drone technologies that could eventually fly from Britain’s aircraft carriers
Project Grayburn rifle programme still in concept phase
The Ministry of Defence has reiterated that Project Grayburn, the British Army’s effort to replace the SA80A3 service rifle, remains in its concept phase, with early work focused on defining capability needs and engaging with industry.
Palestine Action to be banned after RAF base attack
The UK Government is preparing to designate Palestine Action as a proscribed organisation, effectively making it illegal to be a member of the group.
Edgewing joint venture launched to deliver future fighter
The Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) has launched Edgewing, a new joint venture formed by BAE Systems (UK), Leonardo (Italy), and Japan Aircraft Industrial Enhancement Co. Ltd (Japan).
Despite claims, British tankers cannot refuel Israeli jets
Palestine Action has incorrectly claimed that RAF aircraft based at Brize Norton are involved in refuelling Israeli fighter jets, citing this as justification for their recent sabotage of two RAF Voyagers.
China angry as British ship ignores threats
Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Spey has transited the Taiwan Strait, reaffirming the United Kingdom’s commitment to freedom of navigation in international waters.
Stealth F-22 jets arrive in UK amid Iran strike concerns
Twelve US Air Force F-22 Raptors have arrived at RAF Lakenheath, supported by a large-scale aerial refuelling operation ahead of a possible strike on Iran.
British fighter jets intercept number of Russian warplanes
"NATO instructed us to scramble, intercept and identify an unknown aircraft transiting close to NATO airspace."
Autonomous US jet completes simulated aerial shoot-down
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has successfully completed a simulated autonomous shoot-down during a multi-aircraft test involving both live and virtual elements.
