British carrier to host largest ever fifth-gen air wing

HMS Prince of Wales will operate twenty-four F-35 jets — the largest fifth-generation air wing ever operated aboard a single carrier.

Netherlands to purchase £1.76bn worth of Tomahawk missiles

The United States has approved a potential Foreign Military Sale to the Netherlands involving Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles and associated equipment, valued at approximately $2.19 billion.

British attack helicopters arrive in Finland

British Apache and Wildcat helicopters have deployed to Finland as part of a major effort to strengthen joint training during the Finnish Army’s spring exercises.

UK to Strengthen Gulf Ties in push for security

The United Kingdom is stepping up efforts to enhance security and economic partnerships across the Gulf region, with Foreign Secretary David Lammy visiting Oman and Qatar this week to deepen cooperation in trade, defence, and diplomacy.

Dutch F-35s share classified data in first-of-kind NATO drill

The Royal Netherlands Air Force and Lockheed Martin Skunk Works have achieved what the company described as a “breakthrough” in interoperability, conducting a live classified data transfer between a Dutch F-35 and a domestic command and control system.

Contract tender launched for Lancaster bomber upkeep

The Ministry of Defence has launched a tender seeking a contractor to deliver major maintenance and component support for the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight’s Lancaster bomber, PA474 — one of only two airworthy Lancasters remaining in the world.

£563m Typhoon engine support deal awarded to Rolls-Royce

The Ministry of Defence has awarded a £563 million contract to Rolls-Royce for the Typhoon Engine Support Solution (TESS), ensuring the long-term maintenance and repair of EJ200 engines used in the Royal Air Force's Typhoon fleet.

MOD clarifies carrier strike AEW requirements in new update

The Ministry of Defence has issued further clarification on its ongoing market engagement for a next-generation Carrier Strike Airborne Early Warning (AEW) capability, aimed at enhancing the protection of the UK’s Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers.

Leonardo recognised among UK’s top employers by LinkedIn

Aerospace and defence firm Leonardo has been named one of the top 25 companies to grow a career in the UK, according to LinkedIn’s 2025 Top Companies list, published earlier this month.

Drones now define war warns Minister Al Carns

"For the first time since WWI a weapon system other than artillery has resulted in more casualties—drones", Carns wrote.

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