New British cruise missile to be fired later this year
The next significant milestone for the SPEAR Cap 3 programme is the first guided firing, scheduled to take place later this year.
MOD seeks temporary hangar at RNAS Yeovilton
The project aims to house aircraft displaced by ongoing upgrades at the base.
UK confirms F-35 unaffected by Israel export ban
In response to the suspension of arms export licences to Israel, Minister of State for Defence, Maria Eagle, has reassured that the F-35 programme will remain unaffected.
Britain giving Ukraine 650 more air defence missiles
The UK is to supply 650 Lightweight Multirole Missiles (LMM) through a £162 million contract to boost Ukraine’s air defences.
NATO conducts air support training amid Russian threat
NATO allies are intensifying their preparations for potential conflict through the multinational exercise Ample Strike 2024 (AMSE24), running from 2 to 20 September.
Why air superiority is essential for NATO
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has made it clear just how vital air superiority is for NATO in any military engagement.
Britain suspends some arms exports to Israel
The UK government has suspended certain arms export licences to Israel due to concerns they could be used in violations of international humanitarian law.
America enhances Ukrainian F-16 electronic warfare tech
The U.S Air Force is enhancing the electronic warfare capabilities of F-16 fighter jets being delivered to Ukraine.
British stealth jets complete Iceland mission
The F-35 jets from 617 Squadron, known as the ‘Dambusters,’ were stationed at Naval Air Station Keflavik for Operation Masterer, which involved safeguarding Icelandic airspace.
Poland unveils first F-35A ‘Husarz’ aircraft
Warsaw ordered 32 of the fifth-generation F-35 jets more than four years ago as part of a $4.6 billion deal.
