The engineers keeping HMS Cattistock at sea

The Royal Navy have spotlighted a small, dedicated team of engineers works tirelessly to keep the fleet running.

UK and Scottish Governments collaborate on Faslane support

Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard stated that the “Clyde is an important base, and we work closely on it, not just with the Scottish Government and local councils, but across Government".

Armed Forces to offer fast-track cyber recruitment

Successful candidates will start on a salary of over £40,000, with additional skills-based pay as they develop more expertise.

New British Gravehawk system producton ramps up for Ukraine

The Gravehawk system, a recently developed air defence project jointly funded by the UK and Denmark, has entered its final testing phase.

Britain to boost cyber warfare capabilities

The Ministry of Defence is seeking to boost British cyber warfare capabilities through expanded recruitment and training programmes.

NAO warns of severe cyber threat to the UK

The National Audit Office (NAO) has issued a stark warning regarding the UK government's vulnerability to cyber threats, highlighting critical gaps in resilience and the urgency of addressing them.

NP Aerospace ramps up UK armoured vehicle capabilities

NP Aerospace is currently in the process of assembling and integrating over 150 specialist armoured vehicle systems, with yet more expected throughout 2025.

Royal Navy ‘commited’ to Middle East as defence review looms

Recent parliamentary questions have shed light on the United Kingdom's ongoing commitment to maintaining a Royal Navy presence in the Middle East.

Defence Committee: UK must learn from Ukraine and embrace AI

The Ministry of Defence (MOD) must fully integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into its operations to remain competitive, according to a new report by the Defence Committee. The report emphasises lessons from Ukraine, where AI has provided significant battlefield advantages, and calls for the MOD to transform into an "AI-native" organisation to harness the potential of this technology. Emma Lewell-Buck MP,...

Royal Fleet Auxiliary recognised with new insignia

The Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) has introduced a new uniform insignia to honour the critical role and prestige of command within the service.

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