Barriers to support for nuclear test veterans

The issue of compensation and recognition for British Nuclear Test Veterans has been the subject of longstanding debate.

America endorses British defence spending boost

The United States has publicly welcomed the British decision to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP, with US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth calling it "a strong step from an enduring partner."

Britain to boost defence spending amid Russia threat

In short, the UK aims to modernise its Armed Forces, rebuild stockpiles, and accelerate the deployment of cutting-edge military capabilities.

Pentagon tells personnel to ignore Musk-backed email

"The Department of Defense is responsible for reviewing the performance of its personnel", the Department said in response to an email asking workers to justify their jobs.

Britain’s elite forces stocking up on rifles

The Ministry of Defence has announced its intention to award a £4 million contract to Colt Canada Corporation for the supply of C8 rifle spares and accessories.

MoD seeks Civilian Armoured Vehicle support

The Ministry of Defence has launched a procurement process to secure a 'Protected and Modified Civilian Profile Vehicles' support contract, valued up to £14 million.

Lords Committee to question defence industry leaders

Senior figures from three major defence firms will give evidence to the House of Lords European Affairs Committee on Tuesday, 25 February, as part of an ongoing inquiry into the UK-EU reset.

Lockheed Precision Strike Missile passes key test

Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Army have successfully conducted another production qualification flight test for the Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico, according to the company.

Ministry of Defence seeks new sniper rifle

The Ministry of Defence has issued an opportunity under “Project SHAMER” to procure a “single chassis, multi-calibre, bolt action sniper rifle” intended to replace the legacy L115 and L118 rifle systems.

Britain buying anti-tank mines to block off land

The GLADIUS system represents a reintroduction of anti-tank mine capability into the British Army.

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