Third nuclear age upon us warns UK defence chief
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, Chief of the Defence Staff, declared the world is entering a "third nuclear age," defined by proliferating technologies, geopolitical competition, and an erosion of longstanding security frameworks.
Progress on Type 26 Frigates remains on track
HMS Glasgow, the lead ship in the programme, is expected to achieve 'Initial Operating Capability' by 2028, while the entire fleet of eight frigates is slated for completion by the mid-2030s.
BAE Systems secures £4.8m DARPA contract
BAE Systems has been awarded a £4.8 million contract by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop tools aimed at improving the security and reliability of software systems.
USS Bulkeley conducts port cisit to Cyprus
The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Bulkeley (DDG 84) arrived in Larnaca, Cyprus, on November 30, 2024, for a scheduled port visit, according to a press release.
The Albion class are gone, let’s move on
Ultimately, the Royal Navy is taking a calculated risk by prioritising future capabilities over retaining older, resource intenSive platforms - but will that risk pay off?
UK Government outlines new defence industrial strategy
The Ministry of Defence aims to prioritise UK-based firms and aims to strengthen supply chains, according to the Government.
British Army ‘depleted in months’ during a major war
The British Army could be depleted within six to twelve months if faced with a large-scale conflict akin to the war in Ukraine, Defence Minister Alistair Carns has warned.
UK territory ‘subject to interference’ warns defence chief
"Our national airspace and territorial waters, our critical energy and digital infrastructure, and our public discourse have all been subject to interference."
U.S. Army expands Chinook fleet with new order
The U.S. Army has ordered additional Boeing CH-47F Block II Chinook helicopters under a $135 million contract, continuing its modernisation of heavy-lift,
British ‘way of warfare’ needs reformed, says Defence Chief
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, Chief of the Defence Staff, has called for a transformative overhaul of the UK’s defence sector to embrace the "British way of warfare," while warning that slow and risk-averse processes are hindering progress.
