U.S Navy looking again at light carriers says report

"It's not unreasonable today to think about a light carrier that would launch unmanned vertical take-off vehicles."

German warship to trial high-energy laser weapon

Trials of the laser weapon onboard the German frigate Sachsen are to take place in 2022.

UK will ‘face consequences and better think twice’ says EU

The UK and the EU are at a stand-off over vaccines as the EU demands the diversion of vaccines produced in the UK to make up for shortfalls in the European Union.

Spanish Harrier jets ‘attack’ NATO warships

Standing NATO Maritime Group Two has conducted an exercise series with the Spanish Navy including air defence and live fire drills. The group currently consists...

American carrier group transits South China Sea

The strike group is conducting maritime security operations, say the U.S. Navy.

Sikorsky-Boeing team reveals ‘DEFIANT X’

The aircraft, according to its builders, will be "the fastest, most manoeuvrable and most survivable assault helicopter in history".

Greece buys Rafale jets from France

The €2.5bn deal will see Greece purchase 18 Rafale jets from France.

UK first ally to get call from new US defence secretary

The call "reaffirmed the importance of the special US-UK relationship & discussed mutual security concerns" according to the new US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin.

Final Trophy Active Protection Systems delivered to US Army

Leonardo and Rafael have announced that they have completed the delivery of Trophy Active Protection Systems ordered by the U.S. Army for installation on Abrams main battle tanks.

Russia unveils yet another aircraft carrier design

'Varan' would have a displacement of 45,000 tonnes and would be able to carry 24 fixed-wing aircraft, 6 helicopters and 'up to 20' unmanned aerial vehicles. It will probably never be built, though.

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