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.
A look at exactly what Britain has given to Ukraine
The equipment provided includes air defence missiles, drones, cruise missiles, tanks and ships, as well as clothing and personal equipment.
MOD appoints Constellia to boost innovation procurement
The Ministry of Defence has awarded Constellia a £400m contract to spearhead the procurement of novel technological goods and services.
NATO conducts air support training amid Russian threat
NATO allies are intensifying their preparations for potential conflict through the multinational exercise Ample Strike 2024 (AMSE24), running from 2 to 20 September.
British firm aiming to support Polish submarine project
Babcock International Group has announced its readiness to contribute to Poland's emerging ORKA submarine programme, which is gaining momentum.
U.S. approves $390m HIMARS sale to Croatia
HIMARS, a powerful rocket artillery system, is designed to launch various types of rockets within a short amount of time.
Why air superiority is essential for NATO
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has made it clear just how vital air superiority is for NATO in any military engagement.
Japan fitting warships with Tomahawk land attack missiles
Japan intends to eventually equip all eight of its Aegis destroyers with Tomahawk missiles.
Royal Navy patrol boats take on NATO warships
In this year's Sandy Coast exercise, the Royal Navy vessels will assume the role of "bad guys," attempting to disrupt the operations of NATO's Mine Countermeasures Group 1.
MercoPress says we should be ‘grateful’ after plagiarism
When asked to remove plagiarised content, Mercopress accidentally sent our team an internal email full of insults about us, even suggesting we should be 'grateful' for their attention and copying of our article.
Scottish capital folds to Chinese Government pressure
The City of Edinburgh has decided to withdraw from a proposed formal friendship agreement with Taiwan, following pressure from the Chinese government.
