George Allison
RAF tankers moved to Glasgow Prestwick Airport due to heat
A number of Voyager tanker aircraft had to be diverted to Glasgow Prestwick Airport due to the extreme heat at their home base of RAF Brize Norton.
Voyager tanker deploys to Estonia and back to refuel allies
A Voyager tanker has flown from the UK to Estonia and back to refuel jets securing the skies over the Baltic state as part of Britain's effort to help secure the Eastern border of NATO.
British ‘Tempest’ demonstrator jet to fly within five years
A flying demonstrator aircraft will be unveiled within the next five years as part of Britain's next-generation fighter aircraft programme.
Drones to deploy onboard British aircraft carrier again
The experimental trials, which are closely associated with the Navy’s Vampire Phase 1 programme, will test QinetiQ Target Systems’ Banshees in training and ISR scenarios.
Russian Air Force ‘desperate’ says RAF Air Marshal
Royal Air Force Air Marshal Ed Stringer told 'The OSINT Bunker' podcast that Russia is failing to adapt and its air force is showing a level of desperation, acting only in areas it feels safe and using rocket-based 'terror' tactics elsewhere.
‘The OSINT Bunker’ – Season 4 Episode 3
This week the panel discuss NATO conventional warfare capabilities, the future of unmanned aerial vehicles in combat, Russia's failure to adapt during the Ukraine war and the response from Western countries.
Trident missile-armed submarine HMS Vanguard re-joins fleet
Trident missile-armed HMS Vanguard was originally supposed to return to service in 2018 after a three-year-long refuelling and refit period.
What weapons will be fitted to the Type 26 frigates?
Are you wondering what the planned weapon fit is for the Type 26 frigate is?
RAF reveal paint job for new E-7 early warning aircraft
The Royal Air Force has revealed the livery of its new E-7 Wedgetail airborne early warning aircraft.
Typhoon jets to get £2.35 billion upgrade
Typhoon fighter jets will be fitted with what the Royal Air Force has called "the world’s most advanced radar" as part of a £2.35 billion investment announced at the Royal International Air Tattoo today.