Russia struggles to protect citizens
The increased chance of being compelled to fight, drone attacks on Moscow, domestic repression, and the recent Wagner mutiny highlight the Russian state’s failure to insulate the population from the war.
Sustained progress in Meteor project amid challenges
Despite some difficulties, the first successful acceptance and test of Meteor Spiral development SP1.1 have led to substantial boosts in operational capability.
Trials extend range, payload of Merlin helicopters
As a result of these trials, Merlins can now transport up to a dozen additional troops or, by carrying extra fuel, extend their flight time by an additional two hours.
First Wildcat air-to-air firing trial with Martlet a success
During trials, a Wildcat helicopter successfully fired Martlet against moving water targets and, for the first time, a Banshee drone.
MOD £84.4m F-35B loss in list of 2022-23 financial setbacks
Substantial losses and payments include £84.4 million for F-35B aircraft loss and £14.9 million in Personal Injury Settlements.
Voyager showcases versatility in Pacific Air Exercise
Voyager demonstrated multiple functionalities in the recent Exercise Mobility Guardian 23 in the western Pacific.
Britain joins major air defence exercise
HMS Duncan, a Type 45 Destroyer, served as the command hub for this critical exercise.
Concerns over RAF numbers in the North Atlantic
In its latest report entitled, the Scottish Affairs Committee has voiced concerns about whether the Royal Air Force has enough assets to maintain necessary defence and surveillance activities in the North Atlantic and High North regions.
Germany and Sweden to buy over 1,200 air to air missiles
Germany and Sweden to acquire 1,219 AMRAAM air-to-air missiles in deals totalling $3.5 billion.
Martlet achieves progress in operating capabilities
The latest data release from the Ministry of Defence indicates a positive shift in the Martlet programme, part of the Future Anti-Surface Guided Weapons project.
