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 defence spending to double to £100bn
Wallace said that he is delighted that after "30 or 40 years of defending against cuts" the Ministry of Defence is "actually going to grow" again.
British aircraft carrier arrives in New York
HMS Queen Elizabeth has arrived in New York – taking over from her out of action sister-ship HMS Prince of Wales.
British vehicle protection systems to get more funding
The war in Ukraine, say the Ministry of Defence, has "highlighted the importance of well-protected armoured vehicles".
BAE provides enhanced GPS technology for F-15 fighters
BAE Systems has received a $13 million contract for advanced GPS technology to protect U.S. F-15E aircraft from GPS signal jamming and spoofing.
British jets escort B-52 bombers through Mediterranean
This weekend two Typhoon jets from RAF Akrotiri escorted an American B-52 bomber on its transit through the Eastern Mediterranean.
British A400M Atlas trials low level parachute capability
The British A400M Atlas transport aircraft fleet is continuing to expand its capability with the start of low-level parachute trials.
British aircraft carrier heads to the United States
HMS Queen Elizabeth left Portsmouth today bound for the United States – taking over from her out-of-action sister-ship HMS Prince of Wales.
NATO monitors Russian warships around Europe
"NATO has not observed any aggressive behaviour from the Russian ships."
British Wedgetail crews support Australian combat exercise
British crew embedded within the Royal Australian Air Force are taking part in Exercise Pitch Black with Australian E-7A Wedgetail airborne early warning and control aircraft.
Russian troops have ‘morale issues’ in Ukraine
"Russian forces continue to suffer from morale and discipline issues in Ukraine" said the British Ministry of Defence.
