Royal Marines trial new drones and robots near Glasgow

Royal Marines responsible for guarding the UK’s nuclear weapons and submarines have been testing drones and robots at Jackton Police College in East Kilbride.

Marshall receives £890k order for sonobuoy carousels

British firm Marshall Advanced Composites has received an order worth £890,000 from Honeywell for sonobuoy launch carousel assembly units.

‘Serious collision risk’ says report released on submarine near miss with ferry

It should be noted that while Vanguard class submarines carry Trident nuclear missiles, the submarine involved was undertaking pre deployment training and was likely not armed with nuclear weapons.

Committee blasts MoD over ‘lamentable failure to get a grip’ on projects

In a new report, the Public Accounts Committee blasted the Ministry of Defence’s continued "lamentable failure" to "get a grip" and deliver on key defence capabilities needed by the UK Armed Forces.

Japan confirms that ‘helicopter destroyer’ Izumo will operate F-35B jets

Minister Iwaya reiterated that the warship would not be an "attack aircraft carrier" capable of offensive military operations, although it's hard to see how that distinction can be made.

Poseidon MRA1 Maritime Patrol Aircraft takes part in first NATO exercise

On one sortie an RAF Poseidon launched simulated attacks within 10 minutes of taking over contact from a US Navy Poseidon.

American assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard on fire

An explosion has occurred onboard the USS Bonhomme Richard while in her home port at Naval Base San Diego undergoing maintenance, resulting in a significant fire.

Elbit integrate unmanned aerial system onboard unmanned surface vessel

Elbit Systems has integrated a mini-UAS onboard the Seagull Unmanned Surface Vessel.

Germany, Belgium to procure MK 54 Lightweight Torpedoes

The U.S. State Department on has approved the sale of MK 54 lightweight torpedoes manufactured by Raytheon, to Germany and Belgium.

US approves sale of 105 F-35 jets to Japan, including F-35Bs for carrier

The U.S. State Department has cleared the sale of 105 F-35 jets to Japan. The authorisation is for 63 F-35As and 42 F-35Bs.

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