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Forces from several African nations arrive in Mozambique
Over the past few weeks, military forces from several nations have started to arrive in Mozambique reports @air_intel.
Right versus might in the South China Sea
The UK sent an aircraft carrier strike group through South China Sea to show solidarity with smaller states in the region struggling to assert their rights against China's might, argues Bill Hayton in this submission to the UK Defence Journal.
‘Procure to Secure’ – Shift the defence technology mindset
In this article, Chris Parker MBE, Director Major Accounts at Fortinet UK, explains how the cyber threats faced by UK Defence are already overcome every day by global business using next-generation security technology.
The future of the Royal Navy – An analysis
The Royal Navy's future looks bright, but let’s not count the chickens just yet…
Is Britain taking the wrong approach to the Baltics?
Would the goals of Britain be best served through the deployment of lighter forces?
Why Britain is taking the wrong approach to the Baltics.
Since 2016 following on from the NATO Warsaw Summit the British army has continuously deployed an armoured battlegroup to Estonia, known as Operation Cabrit.
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Ballistic missile defence and the Type 45 Destroyer
Options the Royal Navy has for improving the capabilities of the Type 45 Destroyer.
East of Suez and the Royal Navy
The sight of a Royal Navy Battle Group 'needs to become the norm', argues Geoffrey Roach.
What does the Zircon missile mean for European security?
Despite Western fears, the Russian hypersonic Zircon missile does not spell the end of NATO's presence near Russian waters argues Tom King in this submission.
The British Army towards 2030
In this submission, Geoffrey Roach details how he would structure the British Army to meet the future.
