Simulation shows Ireland can’t defend against unarmed plane
Military simulation software has shown that the Republic of Ireland is entirely unable to defend its airspace, even from an unarmed Cessna aircraft.
UK Defence Journal enters top 10 trustworthy UK news sites
For the first time, the UK Defence Journal has made it onto a list of the top ten most trustworthy and popular news websites in the UK as rated by NewsGuard, an information credibility tool."
Belgium, UK initiate MQ-9B international cooperation
Belgium and the United Kingdom have signed a 'Memorandum of Understanding' to facilitate collaboration and cooperation on their respective MQ-9B programmes.
British F-35 jets receive £161m support contract
The contract will see BAE Systems deliver technical support and training for the UK’s fleet of F-35 fighter jets for the next four and a half years.
BAE APKWS rocket kits tested by U.S. counter-drone office
APKWS technology "transforms unguided rockets into smart munitions for accurate strikes on soft and lightly armoured targets".
NATO welcomes launch of multinational tanker fleet
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg welcomed the launch of the multinational 'Multi-Role Tanker Transport' fleet at Eindhoven Air Base in the Netherlands.
British jets take part in huge NATO exercise in Baltic
The air exercise took place in Estonian and Latvian airspace, testing integrated air-to-air combat and air-to-ground target acquisition.
Typhoon jet development hits milestone
Typhoon development aircraft IPA6 has reached the "unusual" milestone of its 1,000th flying hour.
Red Arrows begin ‘Blue’ makeover thanks to funding
After successfully attracting funding from Pepsi, the famous Red Arrows are to be painted Blue.
UK has ‘not discussed’ transferring Typhoons to Poland
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace previously suggested he is willing to send Typhoons to eastern European countries, backfilling their contributions to Ukraine's fighter jet fleet. However, no discussions have yet taken place.