Craig Langford
Craig initially trained as a mechanical engineer, but after a brief and disillusioning stint designing ventilation systems, he pivoted to journalism.
No decisions yet on submarine floating dry docks
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that no procurement decisions have yet been made for the floating dry docks required under Programme Euston, with a full market assessment planned as requirements continue to develop.
Future training jet options still being assessed
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that multiple options for the future of UK fast jet pilot training remain under active review.
British Army recieves 100 Ajax armoured vehicles
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the British Army's Ajax armoured vehicle programme remains on track.
Type 31 frigate programme advances as warship nears launch
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the construction of the Royal Navy’s new Type 31 frigates is progressing well, with the lead ship HMS Venturer approaching a major milestone.
UK steps up counter hypersonic missile efforts
The UK government has reaffirmed its commitment to improving defences against the growing threat of hypersonic missiles, according to a new statement from the Ministry of Defence.
RAF pilots training in Italy as part of international scheme
The use of the International Flight Training School forms part of wider efforts by the RAF to maintain pilot throughput during pressures on the UK’s domestic training pipeline.
Sikorsky and Bristow sign S-92 helicopter fleet support deal
Sikorsky, a Lockheed Martin company, has signed a major long-term agreement with Bristow Group to provide enhanced support for the world's largest fleet of S-92 helicopters, the companies announced this week.
New autonomous submarine detection system
Anduril Industries and Ultra Maritime have announced an exclusive partnership aimed at advancing autonomous undersea surveillance tech.
British fighter jets scrambled to intercept Russian aircraft
Royal Air Force Typhoons deployed in Poland have been scrambled three times in as many days to intercept Russian aircraft operating close to NATO airspace, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
Chinook suppression system trials awarded to Cranfield
The Ministry of Defence has awarded a £732,219 contract to Cranfield Aerospace Solutions for support to the Chinook Aircraft Infrared Suppression System (IRSS) Environmental Data Gathering (EDG) Trials.
