An Armed Forces Federation – Representation for the UK Services?
The question of whether the British armed forces should have some sort of statutory and official representative body, somewhat akin to the Police Federation, comes up regularly in debate on military matters.
Fortress Bermuda – Four centuries guarding Britain’s interests overseas
In 1995, when Britain closed its last naval facility on the islands, Bermuda had given almost four centuries of ceaseless contributions to British interests.
A guide to the Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers
The origins of the Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers lie in the 1998 Defence Review.
The F-35 – A guide to the jet that is flying from HMS Queen Elizabeth
The F-35 programme has gone through serious teething problems, problems also experienced by the majority of complex aircraft flying today such as the F-15, Typhoon or any other modern combat jet.
A Return East of Suez – A case study of British Foreign Policy
It was a demanding yet successful summer for British defence, and for the Royal Navy in particular.
The who’s who of nuclear weapon armed countries
There are nine countries in the world that have nuclear weapons. Between them they possess an estimated 15,000 nuclear warheads.
Could the B-52 bomber fly for 100 years?
The B-52 Bomber is one of the most durable bomber designs from the Cold War and is still being used to this day.
Expert outlines form an independent Scottish military could take
Stuart Crawford believes the Scottish Government should focus on specialising in certain areas.
BALTIC PROTECTOR – British Defence in the Baltics
Solidified with Operation BALTIC PROTECTOR this summer, the UK has underscored its continued presence in this increasingly strategic region.
