WATCH: Tour HMS Queen Elizabeth

Take a tour showing the fifth generation F-35B Lightning and HMS Queen Elizabeth, the largest ship to be ever constructed in Britain for the Royal Navy.

Rolls-Royce win US Marine Corps contract

Rolls-Royce has been awarded a new contract to provide engineering and logistics support for US Marine Corps KC-130J aircraft.

M-345 trainer aircraft makes its debut at Paris Air Show

The M-345 is a jet training aircraft with costs comparable to those of a turboprop aircraft.

Lockheed Martin detail plans for the F-35 at the Paris Air Show

The F-35 will be making its aerial demonstration debut during the 2017 Paris Air Show and Lockheed Martin have released the full schedule of F-35 events.

Leonardo introduces new M-40 target drone at the Paris Air Show

Leonardo has introduced its new aerial target drone at the 2017 Paris Air Show.

Leonardo launch BriteCloud 218 after F-16 live fire exercise

Leonardo has launched the new version of its BriteCloud decoy for fast jets, called BriteCloud 218, at the Electronic Warfare Europe event in London.

IN PICTURES: A400M Atlas conducts beach landing trials in South Wales

An RAF A400M Atlas transport aircraft has successfully completed a series of spectacular test landings on a beach in South Wales.

RAF to scrap Sentinel surveillance aircraft due to cuts

In the short term, the Sentinel fleet will be cut from 5 to 4 aircraft and in the longer term, it is likely the fleet will be scrapped by 2021.

RAF demonstrate Multifunction Advanced Data Link interoperability between F-35B and Typhoon

This is the first time non-US fifth and fourth-generation aircraft have shared MADL delivered data and is an important demonstration of interoperability as the UK moves closer to initial operating capability of its F-35 Lightning II Force in late 2018.

Reaper strikes Islamic State ‘booby-traps’ while Tornado and Typhoon demolish Islamic State held buildings

A Reaper hit two terrorists planting booby-traps in Raqqa, while a Tornado and a Typhoon attacked two Islamic State held buildings south-west of the city.

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