Denmark to buy 16 more F-35 stealth jets

Denmark will acquire 16 additional F-35 Lightning II fighter jets, bringing its total fleet to 43 aircraft, according to the Danish Ministry of Defence.

Serco wins £7.8m RAF Typhoon engine support contract

Serco has been awarded a new five-year contract worth approximately £7.8 million by the Ministry of Defence to deliver maintenance and logistics services for EJ200 engines that power the Royal Air Force’s Typhoon aircraft.

Aircraft used for ministerial transport outlined

The Ministry of Defence has clarified which aircraft are included in the Royal Air Force’s Command Support Air Transport (CSAT) fleet.

US signals Tomahawk supply to Ukraine

Washington and Kyiv are engaged in detailed talks about the possible provision of long range cruise missiles to Ukraine.
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Tory MP confuses fighter jets while accusing Labour of same

A video released by Andrew Snowden MP has sparked bemusement after he accused Labour of misunderstanding fighter aircraft while misidentifying one himself in the same video.

American heavy armour, gunships ‘open fire’ in Poland

The purpose of large scale training events like Iron Defender 25 is to prove the Polish Armed Forces and their NATO allies’ ability to deter and effectively defend the territory of Poland.

British fighters provide air support in Norway war games

Royal Air Force Typhoon jets from IX(B) Squadron have been conducting close air support missions in Norway’s High North as part of Exercise Hillstream.

Babcock and WZL 1 to enhance Polish helicopter sustainment

The partnership aims to improve sustainment, maintenance, and technical training capabilities to strengthen Poland’s operational readiness and long-term defence autonomy.

British Army awards contract to expand FPV drone training

The Ministry of Defence has awarded a £4.16 million contract to Exeter-based company Anartes to deliver training equipment for the British Army’s developing FPV Strike capability.

Nuclear strike training to take place in skies over Europe

Nuclear strike training flights will take place over Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, the United Kingdom and the North Sea. No live weapons will be used.

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