RAF respond to Red Arrows display concerns

We recently reported that the Red Arrows plan to cut displays at Farnborough due to safety regulations, the RAF have now responded to the story.

MBDA preparing to conduct Brimstone test with new Apache

MBDA is expected to conduct firings of its 'Brimstone 2' missile from a Boeing AH-64E Apache as part of an effort to persuade the...

A look at the P-8 Poseidon, Britain’s new submarine hunter

"Nine new Boeing P-8 Poseidon Maritime Patrol Aircraft to increase further the protection of our nuclear deterrent and our new aircraft carriers. These aircraft...

British P-8 purchase expected shortly

Defence officials are expected to put a purchase of nine Boeing P-8 maritime patrol aircraft into motion any day now.

British forces “playing major role” in liberating Fallujah

The RAF have concentrated air operations in the vicinity of Fallujah, assisting Iraqi forces in their battle for the city.

Red Arrows cut displays at Farnborough due to safety regulations

It is understood that only straight and level flypasts are permitted, meaning that the Red Arrows will not be able to perform complex displays.

RAF blitz Islamic State in Fallujah

British forces have concentrated air operations in the vicinity of Fallujah, assisting Iraqi forces in their battle for the city.

British drones “will always be under human control”

"The operation of our drones will always be under human control as an absolute guarantee of human oversight, authority and accountability for their use."

British air strikes against Daesh continue

British forces have continued to conduct air operations in the fight against Daesh.

British pilot completes 1,000th F-35B vertical landing

Test pilot Peter 'Wizzer' Wilson has completed the 1,000th vertical landing in an F-35B as part of ongoing flight testing of the jet.

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