Tom Dunlop
Tom has spent the last 13 years working in the defence industry, specifically military and commercial shipbuilding. His work has taken him around Europe and the Far East, he is currently based in Scotland.
British forces to deploy to Kosovo amid tensions
British forces will deploy to Kosovo following increasing tensions in the northern part of the country.
American MV-22s join HMS Prince of Wales
American MV-22 Osprey aircraft joined British aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales as the vessel operates off the U.S. coast.
British carrier in Pacific bolsters US-UK alliance
"...the impact of seeing a British aircraft carrier in Pacific waters matters to American public opinion."
Massive aerial ‘battle’ concludes over UK
The Royal Air Force recently conducted Exercise Cobra Warrior 23-2, a massive multi-nation military operation that involved over 50 aircraft from six allied countries.
Stoltenberg in NYC: Backing Ukraine vital for NATO safety
In a conversation with former US Representative Jane Harman, Mr. Stoltenberg expressed how the Ukrainian conflict has global ramifications on security.
B-52 equipped with advanced AESA upgrade
Raytheon has delivered the inaugural active electronically scanned array radar (AESA) to Boeing, under the B-52 Radar Modernisation Programme.
Collins tapped by BAE for advanced Typhoon cockpit display
BAE has announced Collins Aerospace as the provider of its Large Area Display technology to be integrated into the cockpits of forthcoming Typhoon aircraft.
MBDA and PGZ collaborate on new CAMM-MR missile development
The collaboration between MBDA and PGZ is a follow-up to an agreement between the UK and Polish governments.
UK commits to supplying more artillery shells to Ukraine
To date, the UK has supplied more than 12,000 anti-tank weapons, 300,000 rounds of artillery ammunition, thousands of missiles, self-propelled artillery, and more than 200,000 pieces of non-lethal equipment.
Italian F-35s respond to Russian aircraft near NATO borders
This response came after NATO radars detected Russian aircraft in international airspace over the Baltic Sea, in proximity to NATO borders.
