U.S. Air Force select BAE for radio modernisation

The U.S. Air Force has selected BAE Systems to provide software-defined radios for its 'Airborne High-Frequency Radio Modernization' (AHFRM) programme.

British jets join effort to secure Romanian skies

Typhoon jets have deployed to Romania to join the NATO Air Policing mission to deter Russian aggression.

NATO deploying more troops, jets and carriers to deter Russia

NATO has announced that member states will be increasing troops and equipment available to defend the Alliance in light of recent Russian actions.

UK built V-tail fitted to Protector drones

The first V-tail manufactured on the Isle of Wight has been fitted to one of 16 new Protector aircraft destined for the Royal Air Force.

American ‘Doomsday aircraft’ arrives in Britain

The aircraft, a modified Boeing 747, is a flying control centre in the event of nuclear war or major crisis. The aircraft is supporting the U.S. President as he visits Brussels today.

Australia unveils ‘Ghost Bat’ loyal wingman drone

Australia’s 'Loyal Wingman' drone is now the MQ-28A 'Ghost Bat'.

Drunk driver ‘looking for Trump’ arrested at RAF Mildenhall

A drunk driver has been arrested after he arrived at RAF Mildenhall, a base hosting American aircraft and personnel, telling police he was "looking for Donald Trump".

Britain purchasing Ballistic Missile Defence system

The U.S. State Department has approved a £533 million sale of a Ballistic Missile Defense radar and associated equipment to the United Kingdom.

British jets fly over Lithuania to mark independence

British jets have taken part in a flypast over Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, to mark the country’s Restoration of Independence Day celebrating independence from the Soviet Union in 1990.

Britain sending anti-aircraft and Javelin missiles to Ukraine

In addition to thousands of NLAW anti-tank missiles, Britain is planning to send Starstreak anti-aircraft missiles and an additional "small consignment" of Javelin anti-tank missiles to Ukraine as Russian forces close in on Kyiv.

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