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.
Typhoon jets obliterate Islamic State stronghold in Syria
Typhoon jets conducted an attack against a heavily fortified building held by Islamic State while supporting the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
UK extends training of Ukrainian Armed Forces
The UK is expanding its training of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with new military courses covering threats like countering attacks from snipers, armoured vehicles and mortars.
NATO stresses strong support for Ukraine in face of ‘Russian occupation’
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg was on a two-day visit to Ukraine during which he reaffirmed the Alliance’s strong political and practical support for Ukraine.
UK field hospital in South Sudan fully operational
Construction of the hospital came at the request of the UN, and was assessed as one of the best ways UK expertise could support delivery of the UNMISS mandate.
NATO and EU discuss future cooperation at sea
Policy experts, diplomats and military representatives met on Friday to discuss maritime cooperation between NATO and the European Union.
Babcock executive reportedly blasts SNP over aircraft carrier workforce snub
A senior Babcock International executive has been quoted by sources as saying SNP indifference to the sailing of the carrier is a snub to yard workers.
Leonardo intend to provide ‘drones as a service’ surveillance
Leonardo has partnered with Heli Protection Europe to offer surveillance and reconnaissance services via the operation of remotely piloted air vehicles on behalf of civil customers.
European Union outlines plans to use funding for defence projects for the first time
Money will fund research into unmanned aircraft, air-to-air refuelling and other projects.
WATCH: Simulation shows first sailing of HMS Queen Elizabeth from Rosyth
Watch as a simulation shows how the small fleet of tugs will take HMS Queen Queen Elizabeth to sea.
UK Border Force fleet size ‘worryingly low’
The Home Affairs Select Committee claim the Border Force has a "worryingly low" number of ships to patrol 7,000 miles of shoreline.
