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.
Major General Anna-Lee Reilly honoured
Major General Anna-Lee Reilly, Head of Strategic Capability, Engagement and Operations at Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S), has been awarded a prestigious Fellowship of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
Britain strengthening defence manufacturing industry
"This Government is committed to developing a UK defence industrial base that is able to better support our own and allies' security."
The Royal Navy needs longer range weapons
"The development of longer-range and more survivable anti-ship weapons is crucial in ensuring that the Royal Navy can project power."
UK must boost warship production, says new report
The report, authored by Dr Emma Salisbury for the Council on Geostrategy, highlights the critical need for the Royal Navy to enhance its capacity, mass, and firepower to safeguard the UK's interests.
Russia accuses UK Defence Journal of ‘anti-Russian hysteria’
Kremlin falsely accuses UK Defence Journal and others of fueling 'anti-Russian hysteria,' singling out editor George Allison for his reporting on Ukraine.
UK awards £71m to maintain military vehicle fleet
The Ministry of Defence has announced a £71 million contract with NP Aerospace to maintain thousands of military land vehicles over the next four years.
British aircraft carrier trains for emergencies at sea
HMS Prince of Wales has successfully completed the first week of what's called 'Operational Sea Training'.
UK hails major breakthrough in AUKUS partnership
Australian personnel, supported by a US Submarine Tender and observed by Royal Navy officers, have participated in the maintenance of a nuclear submarine.
Britain’s future hunter-killer submarine: What we know
The new nuclear submarines will incorporate some of the most advanced technology in the world.
Britain says Ukraine bridge hits disrupt Russian logistics
The destruction of these key crossings is a calculated move, designed to limit Russia's ability to maintain its foothold in the region.
