Tom Dunlop
Glasgow nurse named as Royal Navy’s top Reserve recruit
A critical care nurse has been named the Royal Navy’s top reserve recruit of the year.
Raytheon to build defensive microwave antenna systems
Raytheon will design, build and test two high-power microwave antenna systems that will use directed energy to defeat airborne threats.
U.S. Navy to prototype Advanced Electronic Warfare
The United States Navy has awarded Raytheon an $80 million contract to prototype Advanced Electronic Warfare, or ADVEW, for the F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet.
Raytheon to track UK space assets with observation system
Raytheon NORSS UK-based space domain awareness specialist has been awarded a contract to provide the UK Space Agency with 'Space Surveillance and Tracking Services Data'.
BAE awarded $92m for U.S. Navy Air Traffic Control support
BAE Systems has received a follow-on contract to continue supporting Air Traffic Control & Landing Systems Operations Onboard Navy Ship and Shore Based Sites (AOOSS).
Ten years of the UK Defence Journal
When we started, the point of the website was fuelled by a simple yet compelling aim: to provide accurate, insightful defence news.
Sinn Féin say Irish reliance on British forces ’embarrassing’
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Foreign Affairs and Defence, Matt Carthy TD, criticised the delays in ensuring that the Irish Naval Service vessels have sufficient sonar equipment.
British Army fly drones in Japan for the first time
British Army drones have been flown for the first time in Japan, where they directed mortar fire during live firing training.
BAE Systems supports UK food banks this winter
BAE Systems is donating more than £150,000 to help food banks across the UK provide for families and individuals in need this winter.
NATO and Iraq strengthen their cooperation
Representatives from eight Iraqi professional military education institutions visited NATO Headquarters on 12 and 13 December 2023.