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.
US approves sale of almost 200 bombs to Belgium
The US State Department has approved a potential Foreign Military Sale to Belgium involving Small Diameter Bomb-Increment II and related logistical support, valued at an estimated $115 million.
Lockheed Martin progresses in NATO rotorcraft project
The programme seeks to develop a medium-class, multi-role rotorcraft to replace the current medium multi-role helicopters in service.
General aims to ‘double British Army fighting power’
It is understood that the intention to double and even triple the "fighting power" of the British Army will not relate to increasing the number of troops.
NATO cornerstone of European security, alliance tells Europe
“The transatlantic Alliance is the cornerstone for European security,” Stoltenberg stated.
Airbus to lead NATO Next Generation helicopter study project
The project involves participation from France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Ireland, and Italy.
Royal Navy Wildcat firepower boosted in £176m missile deal
The new missiles aim to enhance the helicopters' capabilities against threats ranging from drones to small, fast attack boats.
British ship HMS Spey opens fire in Pacific drills
Royal Navy patrol vessel HMS Spey recently undertook an operational training and assurance period, showcasing its combat readiness through a series of intensive drills.
Britain’s Proteus helicopter drone first flight next year
Leonardo's Proteus 'Airborne Collaborative Platform' is expected to have its first flight in early 2025.
Global investigation leads to Anjem Choudary conviction
The joint investigation, which included MI5, Scotland Yard, the New York Police Department (NYPD), and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), uncovered Choudary's extensive efforts to radicalise individuals.
Why does NATO have troops near Russia?
The forces invovled in NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence (EFP), while not large enough to pose a direct threat to Russia, are significant enough to ensure that any invasion would encounter NATO forces and trigger a collective response.
