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.
Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Tamar in Tonga
The latest leg of the Portsmouth-based warship’s Pacific patrol took her to the island chain to underscore ties between Britain and the Commonwealth kingdom.
BAE receives $79m from U.S. Marine Corps to build ACV-R test vehicles
The ACV-R will provide direct field support, maintenance, and recovery to the ACV family of vehicles (FOVs).
Spending of £10m in snowmobiles for Royal Marines
Royal Marines, say the Ministry of Defence, will "strike faster and further across the Arctic snow" thanks to a £10m investment in new snowmobiles for reconnaissance and raiding operations.
British airborne medics ‘deliver care by air’
16 Medical Regiment was recently put through its paces on Exercise Winged Serpent.
Clyde Naval Heritage sets sail to return HMS Ambuscade
Clyde Naval Heritage has proudly announced its fundraising campaign to bring back HMS Ambuscade, presently known as PNS Tariq, from Pakistan to the River Clyde.
Saab to design concepts for Swedish future fighter
Saab will now begin conceptual studies for future fighter systems.
Trainee Guardsmen pass out from Catterick
The latest group of front-line soldiers marched off the parade square at the Infantry Training Centre Catterick to mark the end of their time as trainee Guardsmen.
NATO warships ‘showcase ironclad alliance’ in Stockholm
"With a persistent Russian threat and the ongoing war in Ukraine, there has never been a more important time to reinforce our system of collective defence."
Rolls-Royce in massive boost thanks to new AUKUS submarines
To meet the growth in demand, which includes AUKUS submarine commitments, work is already underway to double the size of the Rolls-Royce Submarines site in Raynesway, Derby.
Lockheed Martin supports British Army tech demo
Lockheed Martin has showcased UK sovereign technologies developed by British engineers in support of the British Army’s participation in ‘Project Convergence'.
