British forces lead NATO brigade in Polish river crossing

"What you’re seeing here is NATO’s ability to project a Brigade with relative ease across a major water obstacle."

BAE to support U.S. Navy deployable C5ISR programmes

The U.S. Navy has awarded BAE Systems a contract worth approximately $86 million to continue supporting a number of MDC5ISR products.

MOD records 31% increase in PTSD cases over 13 years

Data reveals fluctuations in the diagnosis of PTSD among military personnel over the last fourteen years.

Huge emergency exercise takes place with bus in river

The exercise tested the collective response to an incident where a minibus with passengers veered off a bridge into the river below.

Lockheed Martin’s extended-range HIMARS rocket tested

The U.S. Army demonstrated Lockheed Martin's next-generation Extended-Range rockets against a target set at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico.

BAE deliver new prototype APMV with unmanned turreted mortar

BAE Systems has delivered a first-in-its-kind Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV) Turreted Mortar prototype to the U.S. Army.

UK urges Russia to withdraw from Ukraine

The UK repeats its call to Russia to 'withdraw its troops, cease the bloodshed and end this senseless war': UK statement at the UN Security Council.

Ajax undertakes cold weather trials in Sweden

The Household Cavalry Regiment have successfully demonstrated the Ajax platform’s capability to operate in extreme cold weather.

Sweden has officially joined NATO

Russian President Putin has successfully convinced a new nation to join NATO, with Sweden becoming the 32nd member of the alliance.

Spending leaves British military capability ‘in question’

There is a £16.9 billion deficit between the MOD budget and the required funding for desired military capabilities, despite a £46.3 billion increase in the Equipment Plan budget.

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