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      NATO urgently requires a Black Sea strategy argues Robert Clark in this submission to the UK Defence Journal.
      A paper has been published by Stewart McDonald MP setting out his assessment of disinformation activity in Scotland.
      All of the flights are in and out of Libya within a few hours and have all taken place during the night points out @air_intel in this submission to the @UKDefJournal.
      Carrier based 'Vixen' drones are being considered for a range of missions including combat, aerial refuelling and airborne early warning but what might they look like?
      If the UK wishes to pursue a 'Global Britain' policy it must back it with greater diplomatic and military presence.
      With Challenger 3, Stuart Crawford argues that the UK has relegated its self to the role of an off-the-shelf customer.
      In this article, Chris Parker MBE, Director Major Accounts at Fortinet UK, explains how the cyber threats faced by UK Defence are already overcome every day by global business using next-generation security technology.
      The OSINT Bunker, a defence and security based podcast, is now on Spotify!
      Establishing Britain as the European country with the most prominent presence in the region is an ambitious goal but it is not unachievable.
      There’s a lot of misunderstanding and myth circulating about how many ships Scottish yards are building.

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