Tom Dunlop
Tom brings over thirteen years of experience in the defence sector, with deep expertise across both military and commercial maritime industries. His work has taken him across Europe and the Far East, and he is currently based in Scotland.
British Typhoon jets strike a rocket launcher in Iraq
A pair of Royal Air Force Typhoon FGR4s, flying as part of the long-standing global coalition, conducted a routine patrol over Syria and Iraq as part of Operation Shader.
New Typhoon display aircraft paint job revealed
The RAF Typhoon Display Team have revealed a newly painted display aircraft for the 2024 Display Season at RAF Coningsby.
American nuclear sub makes supply stop in Iceland
The USS New Hampshire, a Virginia-class nuclear-powered fast attack submarine, conducted a brief logistical stop off the coast of Iceland.
New facilities to boost Air Cadet training
RAF Little Rissington has officially opened a new state-of-the-art building dedicated to enhancing the training and accommodation of the Royal Air Force Air Cadets (RAFAC).
Ajax demonstrates capabilities in extreme cold weather
Ajax, the British Army’s newest but troubled armoured fighting vehicle, has successfully completed rigorous trials in the challenging sub-zero conditions of Sweden.
American nuclear submarine arrives in Scotland
The Los Angeles-class attack submarine USS Albany has arrived in Faslane, Scotland for a scheduled port visit.
RAF and RAAF Jointly Revive 80 Squadron
The Royal Air Force (RAF) and the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) have jointly revived the prestigious 80 Squadron.
Report reveals economic impact of Typhoon project
The report shows Typhoon as responsible for GDP contribution of €90 billion and supporting more than 98,000 jobs around Europe.
Babcock to invest in future military driver training
Babcock has announced it is to invest in a research and development project to support the future of military driver training.
Delivery of first CE-145C Vigilance to Canada
This marks the initial phase of a programme that will see a total of three CE-145C Vigilance aircraft delivered to the RCAF.
