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Tom Dunlop

Tom Dunlop
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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.

Royal Navy helicopters train with Portuguese counterparts

846 Naval Air Squadron recently participated in a joint exercise with 751 Squadron of the Portuguese Air Force, bolstering the longstanding relationship between the United Kingdom and Portugal.

Typhoons and Poseidon monitor Russian ships near UK

The aircraft, including Typhoons and P-8A Poseidon aircraft from RAF Lossiemouth, operated in coordination with Type 45 Destroyer HMS Defender.

2,000th pilot graduates through F-35 Training System

In a significant milestone for the F-35 training programme, the 2,000th pilot has graduated through the system.

Frameworks ‘needed’ for Ukrainian security say NATO

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg emphasised the importance of providing security guarantees for Ukraine during a meeting of NATO Foreign Ministers in Oslo City Hall on Thursday, 1 June 2023.

British destroyer to be NATO naval group flagship

HMS Duncan’s upcoming assignment will be serving as the flagship of NATO’s Standing Maritime Group 2 in the Mediterranean.

Boeing kickstarts B-52 radar modernisation

Boeing has taken the first step in a major initiative to enhance the radar capabilities of the U.S. Air Force's B-52 aircraft.

BMT wins contract for Advanced Maritime Pilot Training

BMT has been awarded a contract to offer hydrodynamic marine simulator training for Admiralty Pilots and Tug Masters operating the Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers.

The next 18 months of Royal Air Force procurement

Recently, the Royal Air Force (RAF) released an extensive list of potential procurement activities for the upcoming 18 months, all carrying considerable value.

Union opposes Ferguson Marine privatisation plans

One of Scotland's most influential unions has strongly appealed against the privatisation of Ferguson Marine.

British jets train with American F-22s over Baltic

Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jets from the IX (B) Squadron recently took part in a series of exercises alongside US Air Force F-22 Raptors over the Baltic skies of Estonia.