12(B) Squadron says goodbye to the Tornado Gr4

Number 12(Bomber) Squadron has ceased to fly after over a quarter of a century of Tornado operations, the squadron will soon be flying Typhoon.

Express Online inexplicably decides to run article claiming F-35 can’t fly

The Daily Express, amazingly, has published an article on their website with claims "new F-35 jets still can’t fly", this is embarrassingly incorrect for the newspaper as they can indeed fly.

Allied strikes continue against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria

US and coalition military forces continued to attack Islamic State, conducting 20 strikes consisting of 30 engagements in Syria and Iraq, Combined Joint Task Force Operation Inherent Resolve officials reported today.

Saudi Arabia and UK sign Memorandum of Intent for purchase of 48 more Typhoon...

The UK Government has signed a Memorandum of Intent with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to aim to finalise discussions for the purchase of 48 Typhoon Aircraft.

Royal Navy Merlin helicopters begin massive submarine hunt

Merlin helicopters from Royal Naval Air Station Culdrose will spend the next week searching for submarines in NATO's largest Mediterranean Anti-Submarine Exercise, Dynamic Manta 2018.

Is India Really Interested in Buying the F-35?

Indian media is reporting that the Indian Air Force has asked Lockheed Martin to brief it on the capabilities of the F-35. Yet it's not clear if this is true, or even whether an F-35 is on the horizon.

F-35B jets join USS Wasp for first operational naval deployment

A detachment of F-35Bs with Fighter Attack Squadron 121 arrived aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Wasp, marking the first time the aircraft has deployed operationally aboard a US Navy ship.

Cost of British air operations over Iraq and Syria reaches £1.75 billion

The UK has spent £1.75bn on armed air missions against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria since August 2014.

Royal Air Force surveillance satellite launched into space

The Carbonite-2 satellite offers sovereign, full-motion colour video from space for the Royal Air Force.

UK purchases MJU-64/B decoy flares

Alloy Surfaces has been awarded $7m contract by the US, UK and other allies for MJU-64/B decoy flare production.

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