RAF air-to-air refuelling capabilities under review
The effectiveness and future configuration of the UK’s air-to-air refuelling capability are currently being reviewed as part of the wider Strategic Defence Review, the...
Progress continues on Britain’s sixth generation combat jet
The sixth-generation fighter will incorporate advanced stealth technologies, cutting-edge sensors, and the ability to team with autonomous systems.
Lockheed plans ‘Fifth Generation Plus’ F-35 upgrades
Lockheed Martin is planning to significantly enhance the capabilities of its F-35 fighter jet, aiming to deliver a “fifth generation plus” standard.
Missiles over Europe in massive live-fire drill
Missiles are flying and being intercepted over European waters as Exercise Formidable Shield 2025, NATO’s premier integrated air and missile defence (IAMD) exercise, kicks off at sea.
UK reiterates support for Turkish Typhoon sale
The UK Government has confirmed its continued support for the prospective sale of Eurofighter Typhoon jets to Turkey, while acknowledging ongoing discussions with Germany and other partner nations.
UK in ‘regular talks’ with allies on missile production
The UK Government has confirmed that Defence Secretary John Healey is in regular discussions with European counterparts on boosting missile production capacity, amid growing demand across NATO.
Allied forces complete first UK-based C2 Warrior course
The United States Air Force’s premier operational-level Command and Control Warrior Advanced Course (C2WAC) has, for the first time, been delivered outside of the United States.
Britain’s new Brimstone 3 missile project moves forward
The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that the Brimstone 3 missile programme is progressing through its Demonstration and Manufacture phase, with major integration milestones...
Lockheed and Rheinmetall to establish Euro missile centre
The centre of excellence is expected to support European nations in building out their missile stockpiles and long-range strike capabilities.
U.S. and Canada conduct joint military exercise
Troops and equipment were delivered via a Royal Canadian CC-130J Hercules aircraft, with training incorporating mass static-line jumps, free-fall insertions, and coordinated ground operations.