NATO AWACS strengthens interoperability with Sweden
The AWACS aircraft controlled Swedish fighter jets in airspace shared with civilian traffic, requiring careful coordination.
American base expands ship-launched drone testing facilities
As interest in UAV technology continues to grow, the Lakehurst facility aims to establish itself as a long-term testing hub.
American F-35 lands on European ‘highway’ for first time
In a first for US military aviation, two F-35 Lightning jets from the 48th Fighter Wing at RAF Lakenheath in the UK landed on an adapted Finnish highway.
What Britain can learn from Ukraine’s drone warfare
The militaries of the West find themselves at a crossroads, much as they did when the first tanks and aircraft went to war seriously for the first time.
Argentina no threat to Falklands, even with F-16 jets
Even with F-16 jets, Argentina is no longer a credible military force.
A great day out at the International Ayr Show
The International Ayr Show 2024 has wrapped up in spectacular fashion, giving everyone who attended an unforgettable weekend—and we had a front-row seat!
MOD confirms investment in Future Cruise/Anti-Ship Weapons
Investment in the Future Cruise/Anti-Ship weapon programme is continuing under an on-going assessment phase contract with MBDA.
New British cruise missile to be fired later this year
The next significant milestone for the SPEAR Cap 3 programme is the first guided firing, scheduled to take place later this year.
MOD seeks temporary hangar at RNAS Yeovilton
The project aims to house aircraft displaced by ongoing upgrades at the base.
UK confirms F-35 unaffected by Israel export ban
In response to the suspension of arms export licences to Israel, Minister of State for Defence, Maria Eagle, has reassured that the F-35 programme will remain unaffected.
