Craig Langford
Craig initially trained as a mechanical engineer, but after a brief and disillusioning stint designing ventilation systems, he pivoted to journalism.
Air Chief Marshal Knighton takes over as Defence Chief
Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton has formally taken over as Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS), succeeding Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, the Ministry of Defence announced.
Boeing applies AI to military transport planning
Boeing subsidiary Tapestry Solutions is introducing artificial intelligence and machine learning tools to accelerate U.S. military transportation planning, according to the company.
NATO defence spending set to reach $1.6 trillion in 2025
NATO defence expenditure is projected to hit historic levels this year, according to figures released by the Alliance.
NATO releases 2025 defence expenditure figures
NATO has published its latest annual report on Allied defence expenditure, showing sharp increases in spending across Europe alongside sustained US dominance.
Embraer to showcase KC-390 at Poland’s MSPO
Embraer will promote its KC-390 Millennium multi-mission aircraft at MSPO 2025 in Kielce, marking the company’s first participation in Poland’s flagship defence exhibition, the company stated.
Czech Army receives first CV90 MkIV vehicle
The rollout marks the beginning of a major modernisation effort, with 246 vehicles scheduled for delivery by 2030.
Sweden tasks Saab with building large uncrewed sub
Saab has been contracted by the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) to develop a new Large Uncrewed Undersea Vehicle (LUUV), the company stated.
BAE Systems marks 1,000th THAAD Seeker delivery
BAE Systems has delivered its 1,000th infrared seeker for the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) interceptor missile.
Royal Navy explores use of AI in maritime engineering
The Royal Navy has announced that its sailors are examining how artificial intelligence could be applied to maritime engineering, following an innovation day attended by engineers from Fleet Support Units Archimedes and Brunel.
UK and Japan to accelerate new fighter jet project
Britain and Japan have reaffirmed their commitment to the Global Combat Air Programme, pledging to accelerate progress on the next-generation fighter project.
