Typhoon jets scramble from Scotland to intercept Russian bombers

Typhoon jets were scrambled from RAF Lossiemouth to intercept two Russian bombers close to UK airspace.

British aircraft involved in strike against Syrian troops

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that a British aircraft participated in the recent coalition air strike in Syria.

F-35 ‘crucial’ to deterring Russia

Leaders of various NATO air forces have claimed the F-35 fighter jet is a vital component of the alliance's air capabilities in Europe.

BAE deliver 250th electronic warfare suite for F-35

BAE Systems have delivered the 250th electronic warfare suite for the F-35 Lightning, what capabilities does the suite offer?

British jets strike Islamic State bomb factory and training facility

Intelligence sources identified an Islamic State bomb factory and training facility, a pair of Tornado jets struck both targets accurately with Paveway IVs.

RAF Typhoon jets to visit Japan for joint exercise

British Typhoon combat aircraft are heading to Japan to join the first-ever UK-Japan joint fighter exercise.

Watchkeeper drones to operate alongside Type 23 Frigates in exercise

Watchkeeper will fly in a littoral naval environment operating alongside Type 23 Frigates and merchant vessels as part of Exercise Unmanned Warrior.

Typhoons and Reapers obliterate Islamic State artillery

Typhoon jets destroyed an Islamic State howitzer and in western Iraq, while a Reaper silenced a mortar team.

Reaper pounds Islamic State mortar and rocket teams

A Reaper used a Hellfire missile to destroy a vehicle-borne mortar team, then located a large group of twelve rocket launchers being readied for firing.

Tornado jets blitz Islamic State stronghold

Tornado aircraft used a salvo of four Paveway IVs to demolish a large building in which Islamic State fighters, including snipers, had fortified themselves.

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