Pentagon’s 2027 missile drive signals US strategy reset

The Pentagon’s accelerated plan to boost missile production marks a “foundational reset” in United States defence strategy, says Bloomberg Intelligence.

British fighters again scramble overnight to defend Poland

Late Monday night, Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jets were again deployed to conduct air defence patrols over eastern Poland.

Sir Tom Hunter questions SNP defence stance on business show

Business figures Sir Tom Hunter and Lord Willie Haughey discussed defence, cyber threats, and Scotland’s role in the UK’s defence economy during this week’s Go Radio Business Show.

MOD publishes report on responsible military AI

Each major organisation within the MoD has now appointed a Responsible AI Senior Officer (RAISO) to oversee compliance with AI ethical principles.

FPDA nations train with UK carrier group in Bersama Lima

Nations from the Five Power Defence Arrangements (FPDA) have gathered in Malaysia for Exercise Bersama Lima 2025, a multilateral training activity focused on strengthening regional security through combined air, sea, and land operations, according to the Royal Air Force.

Raytheon’s new F/A-18 EW system clears key review

The ADVEW system is intended to give the Super Hornet improved detection and countermeasure capabilities.

NATO hosts Partner Air Chiefs’ Conference at Ramstein

The agenda included updates on Agile Combat Employment (ACE), countering unmanned aerial vehicles (C-UAVs), and military partnerships.

RAF A400 makes first landing on Jan Mayen in NATO airlift

A Royal Air Force A400M Atlas has conducted the first-ever landing on the volcanic island of Jan Mayen, Norway, delivering a U.S. Marine Corps Joint Light Tactical Vehicle.

QinetiQ US to help design Army’s next-gen FALCONS sensor

QinetiQ US has been selected to support the U.S. Army in shaping specifications for the Future Advanced Long-range Common Optical/Netted-fires Sensor (FALCONS) system.

Sikorsky wins $10.8B deal for up to 99 CH-53K helos

Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky division has been awarded a $10.855 billion contract to build up to 99 CH-53K King Stallion heavy-lift helicopters for the U.S. Marine Corps, according to the company.

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Progress on Chinook Extended Range certification

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