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.
Amphibious capability celebrates 40th anniversary
A unique capability partnership that began 40 years ago has been further recognised when engineers from the Bundeswehr 130 Pionerbataillon and elements from 75 Engineer Regiment formed a 250m amphibious crossing across the River Elbe at Artlenburg near Hamburg.
Will the F-35 feature laser weapons in the future?
Lockheed Martin is considering laser weapon concepts for use by the F-35 and other aircraft.
US sending 3,000 more troops to Afghanistan
US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has announced that the US is sending another 3,000 troops to Afghanistan, an increase of over 25 percent in the number of American forces there.
No, Argentina is not spending $2 Billion on military equipment
According to Forecast International, recent reports indicating Argentina plans to purchase $2 billion worth of military equipment are unrealistic. The group say that for the time being, Argentina will have to rely on donations from other countries to fill the gaps in its military capabilities.
North Korea fires missile over Japan
North Korea have fired an intermediate range ballistic missile eastwards over Japan and into the Pacific on Friday.
Red Arrows head to the Middle East
The Red Arrows have started final preparations for an 8-country tour of the Middle East.
The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team is known across the...
What if: The UXV Combatant
The UXV Combatant was designed by BVT Surface Fleet and displayed at the Defence Security and Equipment International event in 2007, would it have been a good investment?
UK and France to deploy thousands of troops to Eastern Europe and Kenya for...
Over the next few months over 2,500 British troops will train with their French counterparts, participating in exercises spanning Eastern Europe to Kenya.
Elbit Systems introduce SkyStriker, a new loitering munition
Elbit Systems has launched SkyStriker – a remotely operated electro-optical, precise guided Loitering Munition designed to seek, locate and engage various targets at the tactical level.
USAF and European partners seek common ground in integrating F-35
The US Air Force has yet to stand up a squadron of F-35s in Europe, but it’s already working on how to integrate the fifth-generation combat jet with some of its closest allies in the region.
