Lockheed Martin awarded mini-UAV contract

The Ministry of Defence has awarded Lockheed Martin a contract to support the Desert Hawk 3 UAS programme and bring it online as a Core Defence Capability.

Typhoon completes Meteor firing trials

BAE Systems have completed guided firing trials of a Meteor missile from a Typhoon.

Government face legal challenge over drone strike in Syria

The Government is facing a legal challenge over the decision to target British Islamic State fighters in Syria without Parliamentary approval.

Britain continues to pound Islamic State

Royal Air Force combat aircraft have conducted numerous sorties against Islamic State in recent days.

Ministry of Defence to step-up Typhoon export efforts

The UK government is reportedly stepping up efforts to enable BAE Systems sell more Typhoon aircraft. The Eurofighter Typhoon is a highly agile aircraft, designed...

Merlin helicopters achieve Full Operating Capability

The Royal Navy's Merlin HM2 helicopter fleet has achieved Full Operating Capability. The milestone has been met following the delivery of 24 out of a total...

ASRAAM to be upgraded

The Ministry of Defence has awarded a £300m contract to upgrade ASRAAM. MBDA has been awarded the contract to design and build a new variant of...

British A400M fleet reach key milestone

Four of the aircraft are now operating from RAF Brize Norton while three others are currently being fitted with UK systems required to operate...

Airbus win contract to equip A400M’s with data security system

Airbus has won a £3.3 million contract to equip Royal Air Force A400M transport aircraft with an important data security system. Airbus has has...

RAF double Reaper strikes against Islamic State

Royal Air Force Reaper strikes against Islamic State have more than doubled in recent weeks. The increase in strikes coincide with a strike that killed...

STAY CONNECTED

121,735FansLike
441FollowersFollow
63,255FollowersFollow
15,105SubscribersSubscribe

Other News

Downie links Scotland’s future to skills and security

"The quiet networks of trust are the strongest parts of our infrastructure," he said, adding that a secure Scotland depends on renewing opportunity across both defence and civilian sectors.