Potential MoD cuts places British role as a Global Power in doubt
There are planned defence cuts which may see the British Army shrink even further from the 82,000 regular personnel it currently has.
The need for a new ‘budget’ helicopter carrier
The sale of HMS Ocean to Brazil for £84 million marks the day in which British maritime capabilities are changing, do we require a new 'budget' helicopter carrier?
Former armed forces minister warns cuts are damaging British reputation
Britain may soon 'no longer be taken seriously' by other global powers according to Sir Mike Penning.
Technical, tactical and political: Developments in defence logistics for 2018
With ever-evolving equipment, budgets and geo-political landscapes, military organisations are having to constantly stay on top of technical, tactical and political developments happening in the defence sector.
A guide to the UK’s RC-135 Rivet Joint surveillance aircraft
The United Kingdom purchased three KC-135R aircraft for conversion to RC-135W Rivet Joint standard under the Airseeker project, let's take a closer look.
Why is Brazil buying HMS Ocean anyway?
The news of the sale of HMS Ocean to Brazil has caused commentators to look at why Brazil wants the vessel while at the same time decommissioning their only aircraft carrier.
A guide to British amphibious and sea-lift vessels
British amphibious and sea-lift capability rests in the hands of specialised vessels let's take a look at those vessels.
We Will Rock You – The Resilience and Importance of Gibraltar
Positioned at the northern side of the Mediterranean strait between Europe and Africa is the British territory of Gibraltar
A guide to the Dreadnought class nuclear submarine
The Dreadnought class will replace the Vanguard class submarines from 2028 onwards and will host the United Kingdom's nuclear deterrent.
HMS Queen Elizabeth doesn’t run on Windows XP
Numerous media reports have claimed HMS Queen Elizabeth is vulnerable to cyber attack because she uses Windows XP, that is not the case.
