Tom Dunlop
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.
MBDA demonstrates anti-surface capabilities of Mistral missile
MBDA say it has successfully demonstrated the use of the Mistral missile against fast boats.
American team joins RFA Mounts Bay for Caribbean drug busts
US Coast Guard counter-narcotics experts have joined the British vessel to help prevent illegal drugs from South and Central America reaching North America and the wider world, say the Royal Navy.
3rd Battalion, Parachute Regiment, hone crowd control skills
Roled as an Airborne light infantry unit, the battalion is capable of a wide range of operational taskings.
Submariners mark 50 years of nuclear patrols
No mission has been longer – or more important say the Royal Navy – than the patrols performed by the UK's nuclear armed submarines for the past 50 years.
First female F-35 test pilot completes flight mission
Maj. Rachael Winiecki, 461st Flight Test Squadron developmental test pilot, completed the first F-35 flight mission led by a female say the US Air Force in a release.
US Commander praises UK naval personnel in Gulf for ‘outstanding work’
Vice Admiral James Malloy, Commander of the US Fifth Fleet and Combined Maritime Forces, commended UK personnel operating in the Middle East and the 'special relationship' they have with their American counterparts, say the Royal Navy.
New Chinese ‘Sky Hawk’ stealth drone in first public flight
A video featuring China's new unmanned stealth aircraft, the Sky Hawk, was shown for the first time on China Central Television (CCTV) on Saturday.
British Apache attack helicopters deploy to Arctic
656 Squadron, 4 Regiment Army Air Corps (4 Regt AAC) and their Apache helicopters are taking part in Exercise Clockwork at Bardufoss in Norway, say the British Army
Scottish shipyard wins Royal Navy aircraft carrier contract
The contract will see HMS Queen Elizabeth return to Rosyth so Babcock can carry out maintenance work on the aircraft carrier.
Japan commits to purchase 105 additional F-35 aircraft
The Japanese National Security Council and Cabinet authorised acquisition for 105 additional F-35s beyond the already approved 42 F-35s in the Japan Programme.
