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Lockheed tests rapid launch capability in Space Force exercise
Lockheed Martin has taken part in a U.S. Space Force exercise designed to test how quickly satellites can be prepared and launched during a crisis.
NATO and Ukraine launch defence innovation programme
NATO and Ukraine have announced the next phase of a joint innovation programme aimed at developing new military technologies, including counter-drone and air defence systems.
Man who stopped Leeds hospital attacker awarded George Medal
A man who intervened to stop a potential terrorist attack outside a Leeds hospital has been awarded the George Medal for bravery.
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UK urged to take stronger NATO posture and leadership
The UK and its European allies should move towards a more forward-leaning military posture, including stronger defence in the Baltics and High North, as part of efforts to shift Russian risk calculus, according to a parliamentary report.
No plans to add 30mm guns to UK aircraft carriers
The UK government has confirmed there are no plans to fit 30mm naval guns to HMS Queen Elizabeth or HMS Prince of Wales, despite growing concern over drone threats to warships.
Maritime math problem drives shift to unmanned systems
Captain Andy Hertel (ret.), Senior Director of Navy Programs at Saildrone, argues unmanned surface vessels are becoming central to maritime security, delivering persistent surveillance and closing critical gaps in ocean awareness.
Small fire extinguished on Royal Navy vessel at Devonport
A small fire on board a Royal Navy vessel at HMNB Devonport in Plymouth has been extinguished, the Ministry of Defence has confirmed.
Royal Navy stretched to breaking point as Gulf looms
Royal Navy stretched to breaking point, Dr Emma Salisbury, Non-Resident Senior Fellow at FPRI and Associate Fellow at the RN Strategic Studies Centre, argues in new analysis, as the UK eyes a leading role in securing the Strait of Hormuz.
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British forces conduct largest parachute jump in decade
For the scenario, troops were deployed to reinforce a NATO ally facing a potential invasion, with soldiers moving off the drop zone to establish defensive positions after landing, supported by equipment including Javelin anti-tank missiles.
Grant unlocks Rolls-Royce investment in Rotherham
Rolls-Royce is investing GBP 19.3 million in its Advanced Blade Casting Facility in Rotherham after securing a GBP 2 million grant from the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority.
Lockheed tests rapid launch capability in Space Force exercise
Lockheed Martin has taken part in a U.S. Space Force exercise designed to test how quickly satellites can be prepared and launched during a crisis.
NATO and Ukraine launch defence innovation programme
NATO and Ukraine have announced the next phase of a joint innovation programme aimed at developing new military technologies, including counter-drone and air defence systems.
Huge build up of American bombers in England
At least 23 US strategic bombers are now operating from RAF Fairford, flying missions from England in support of ongoing strikes against Iranian targets.
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Man who stopped Leeds hospital attacker awarded George Medal
A man who intervened to stop a potential terrorist attack outside a Leeds hospital has been awarded the George Medal for bravery.
UK lacks clear plan for sovereign capabilities, MPs warn
The Government has failed to clearly define what it means by sovereign capabilities or to set out which technologies it intends to prioritise, according to a parliamentary committee, raising concerns about how industry and defence planning can align.
NATO and China hold latest military staff talks in Brussels
NATO and China have held the ninth round of their annual Military Staff Talks at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, bringing together senior officers from both sides to discuss security issues and areas of mutual interest.
Industry flags gaps in UK security strategy clarity
Industry tells MPs UK security plans lack clarity on funding, priorities and engagement, warning gaps in consultation, skills and supply chains are already affecting investment decisions and long-term capability development.
Rolls-Royce wins major Puma engine contract
Rolls-Royce Power Systems has secured a major contract to supply propulsion systems for the German Army’s Puma infantry fighting vehicle, including around 200 mtu PowerPacks.
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