British Army ‘depleted in months’ during a major war
The British Army could be depleted within six to twelve months if faced with a large-scale conflict akin to the war in Ukraine, Defence Minister Alistair Carns has warned.
Defence Minister confirms delays to Morpheus comms project
The Morpheus communications programme, a key project within the 'LE TacCIS' programme, is facing delays, according to Defence Minister Maria Eagle.
Mobile Fires Platform timeline remains undisclosed
The Ministry of Defence has outlined the current status of the Mobile Fires Platform programme, addressing concerns about its timeline and the potential impact of delays on the British Army’s long-range artillery capabilities.
Data shows declining real-term spending on personnel
Although cash spending on service personnel has increased, inflation-adjusted figures show a slight decline in real terms, from £12.05 billion to £11.95 billion.
MOD to award £125m for Heavy Armoured Vehicle Tracks
The Ministry of Defence has announced plans to award a £125 million contract for the supply of heavy armoured vehicle tracks and associated items.
Lockheed secures two-year extension for UK tactical trainer
The system enables over 400 British Army personnel to train simultaneously in scenarios involving vehicles, aircraft, insurgents, civilians, and NGOs, providing a fully immersive experience.
Former soldier convicted of sharing information with Iran
Khalife claimed that he wanted to help the UK’s security by becoming a so-called ‘double-agent’ but the reality is that he simply put UK security at great risk by what he was doing.
Elbit completes delivery of synthetic fires trainer to UK
Elbit Systems UK has announced the completion of its delivery of the Joint Fires Synthetic Trainer (JFST) programme to the British Armed Forces.
Britain considering expanding army cadet numbers
There are currently around 75,000 cadets and 11,000 cadet force adult volunteers involved in the Army Cadets.
UK defence spending on Chinese goods rises by 24%
The Ministry of Defence has revealed a 24% increase in spending on Chinese-manufactured goods, primarily uniforms and clothing, over the past five years.
