Tom Dunlop
Gray Wolf low-cost swarming cruise missile has engine tested
The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory has completed a flight test campaign to assess the TDI-J85 low-cost turbojet engine that will power its Gray Wolf cruise missile.
Exercise DEFENDER-Europe 20 modified in size and scope
In response to the current outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, the US military have modified exercise DEFENDER-Europe 20 "in size and scope".
Agility DGS wins MoD contract for ‘Global Sales and Recycling’
Agility Defense & Government Services has been awarded a four-year contract to sell surplus British military equipment and property.
US Space Force shows off first offensive weapons system
The first offensive weapon system in the United States Space Force achieved Initial Operating Capability on the 9th of March.
US Army looking to utilise ‘low Earth orbit’ satellites
Constellations of small satellites orbiting close to Earth may provide faster communications and be less vulnerable than traditional ones.
US Navy commission new ‘Expeditionary Sea Base’
The US Navy has commissioned its newest Expeditionary Sea Base, the USS Hershel Williams.
Minehunter undergoing maintenance ahead of Gulf deployment
HMS Chiddingfold is undergoing a final phase of maintenance as she prepares to deploy to the Gulf.
US supercarrier and assault ship team up for joint operations
The Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group and the America Expeditionary Strike Group joined forces to conduct Expeditionary Strike Force operations in the Pacific.
Britannia Royal Naval College forges links with US Navy
A delegation from Britannia Royal Naval College has attended the 2020 annual US Naval Academy Leadership Conference.
Gladiator ‘new dawn’ for fighter-jet training say MoD
The capability, known as Gladiator, was announced by the Minister for Defence Procurement in May 2019.







