Craig Langford
Craig initially trained as a mechanical engineer, but after a brief and disillusioning stint designing ventilation systems, he pivoted to journalism.
Britain takes delivery of more F-35 stealth jets
The Royal Air Force has announced the arrival of two new F-35B Lightning jets at RAF Marham.
British Army reveals armoured vehicle retirement dates
The British Army has outlined projected retirement dates for several of its armoured fighting vehicles, according to a recent response from the Ministry of Defence.
£50 million ‘VALOUR’ project launched to support veterans
The Government has unveiled a new UK-wide veteran support initiative known as VALOUR, backed by £50 million in funding, aimed at streamlining access to services for former Armed Forces personnel across the country.
Navantia UK appoints Derek Jones in senior role
Navantia UK has announced the appointment of Derek Jones as its new Chief Commercial and Business Development Officer as the company expands its operations in the United Kingdom.
MOD confirms no new budget for military housing complaints
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the new complaints process for military family housing will not require a fresh contract or additional funding, as it is being delivered under existing infrastructure arrangements.
Progress continues on Britain’s sixth generation combat jet
The sixth-generation fighter will incorporate advanced stealth technologies, cutting-edge sensors, and the ability to team with autonomous systems.
UK condemns Russian use of banned gas in Ukraine
The Ministry of Defence has condemned Russia’s continued use of banned chemical weapons in Ukraine, reaffirming Britain’s commitment to holding violators accountable and enhancing Ukraine’s defences against such threats.
No armed forces status for Royal Observer Corps veterans
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed it does not support calls to retrospectively classify members of the Royal Observer Corps (ROC) as regular or reserve members of the UK Armed Forces.
Missiles over Europe in massive live-fire drill
Missiles are flying and being intercepted over European waters as Exercise Formidable Shield 2025, NATO’s premier integrated air and missile defence (IAMD) exercise, kicks off at sea.
UK reiterates support for Turkish Typhoon sale
The UK Government has confirmed its continued support for the prospective sale of Eurofighter Typhoon jets to Turkey, while acknowledging ongoing discussions with Germany and other partner nations.
