MOD highlights A400M Atlas role in economic growth
The Ministry of Defence has underlined the wide-reaching impact of the A400M Atlas aircraft on national security, skilled defence sector jobs, and the UK economy.
Baroness raises concerns over cuts and industry impact
Baroness Smith of Newnham pressed the Government for clarity on key issues, including the decommissioning of military equipment, procurement plans, and the impact of rising costs on the defence industry, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises.
Skunk Works demo AI-controlled aircraft in real-time
Over Iowa, Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works successfully showcased human oversight of AI-controlled aircraft in a simulated combat scenario.
Minister confirms fast jet pilot training review
Baroness McIntosh of Pickering pressed Defence Minister Lord Coaker on the future of the UK's fast jet fleet and pilot training programme.
MOD launches helicopter emissions monitoring project
The Ministry of Defence has responded to questions raised in Parliament regarding the environmental impact of military helicopters, particularly in areas of high helicopter air traffic.
RAF medical force honoured with prestigious Firmin Sword
The Royal Air Force Global Enablement Medical Force has been awarded the 2023 Firmin Sword of Peace for its exceptional humanitarian contributions.
MOD in discussions over Reaction Engines collapse
The Ministry of Defence is in discussion with the administrators appointed by hypersonic engien firm Reaction Engines.
British fighters escort American bombers over Middle East
British Typhoon fighter jets and a Voyager tanker recently teamed up with formidable B-52 bombers over the Arabian Peninsula.
Britain confirms new stealth jet programme safe from cuts
The UK Government has reaffirmed its commitment to the Global Combat Air Programme, ensuring the development of its next-generation stealth jet remains on track despite ongoing defence reviews.
MOD ‘unlikely’ to publish equipment plan this year
The plan, which outlines £300 billion of projected spending over the next decade, is unlikely to be published, raising concerns over transparency and parliamentary scrutiny.
