Tom Dunlop
British forces lead NATO brigade in Polish river crossing
"What you’re seeing here is NATO’s ability to project a Brigade with relative ease across a major water obstacle."
Royal Marines ‘tip of NATO spear’ in Arctic
Royal Marines attacked vital ‘enemy’ infrastructure and carried out covert reconnaissance missions as they paved the way for large-scale NATO forces to move into the Nordic regions.
Lockheed Martin’s extended-range HIMARS rocket tested
The U.S. Army demonstrated Lockheed Martin's next-generation Extended-Range rockets against a target set at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico.
Ceremonial delivery of first F-16 Block 70 jets to Slovakia
The F-16 Block 70 jets are equipped with the Northrop Grumman APG-83 AESA Radar, advanced avionics, an extended structural service life of 12,000 hours,.
QinetiQ supplier on new £1.2bn IT framework for MOD
Over four years the framework agreement will deliver a range of digital and IT specialist’s professional services to Defence Digital, accounting for an estimated £1.2bn of spend.
BAE to develop prototype U.S. Space Force missile warning system
BAE Systems has been selected to provide a prototype ground system for the U.S. Space Force’s SSC Future Operationally Resilient Ground Evolution Command and Control (FORGE C2) project.
Raytheon completes first flight of AMRAAM-ER variant
This latest AMRAAM-ER variant is a first-of-its-kind configuration incorporating the guidance section of the AIM-120 C-8.
RAF crews begin Protector drone technician course
Aviators from 31 Squadron have commenced their Protector RG Mk 1 Technician training at General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. Desert Horizons facility in California, USA.
Liverpool teenager convicted of preparing acts of terrorism
The jury heard evidence that Graham had written a document setting out his plan to commit a bombing campaign with the aim of killing 50 or more people.
British aircraft carrier arrives in Norway
HMS Prince of Wales has arrived in Norway to lead a vital NATO exercise after teams from DE&S, the Royal Navy and industry worked round the clock to get her ready to sail in just seven days.