Lisa West
Lisa has a degree in Media & Communication from Glasgow Caledonian University and works with industry news, sifting through press releases in addition to moderating website comments.
Former U.S. advisor says British Army ‘makes me want to cry’
Former US National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster warned that while the British Army remains professional and capable, it now lacks the necessary capacity to sustain large-scale operations.
International Poseidon operators gather in Scotland
Air forces from the USA, Canada, Germany, Norway, and the UK participated in the first Joint Exploration and Discussion of Initiatives Symposium of 2025 at RAF Lossiemouth .
MoD reiterates commitment to protect to undersea cables
The Ministry of Defence has reiterated its commitment to safeguarding critical subsea cables from potential foreign threats.
New infrared sensors cleared for F/A-18 Super Hornet
The U.S. Navy has declared Initial Operating Capability (IOC) for a new infrared search-and-track sensor system developed by Lockheed Martin for F/A-18 Super Hornet strike fighters.
MOD utilising drug semaglutide for diabetes weightloss
The vast majority of troops are fit for deployment, and the use of medications like semaglutide appears to be part of a strategy that ensures those affected by chronic conditions receive appropriate treatment.
Britain considers arms exports to Kosovo
The Ministry of Defence is exploring potential defence exports to Kosovo, highlighting possible benefits for both Kosovan security and the UK defence industry.
Serco awarded forces recruitment contract in blow to Capita
Serco has been named the prime contractor for the Ministry of Defence’s new Armed Forces Recruitment Service, replacing Capita in a landmark deal worth up to £1.5 billion over ten years.
MoD confirms no impact on Army live fire training
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that no in-year savings measures or stockpile issues will affect the British Army’s ability to conduct live fire training.
At sea with Operation Baltic Sentry – A report from onboard
The Baltic Sea is quickly becoming a critical frontline for European security. With thousands of ships crossing its waters daily and vital undersea infrastructure...
Challenges face development of new British cruise missile
The project has faced additional challenges beyond those initially reported, particularly involving coordination with international partners.
