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On the 5th March, at King’s College, London, the Minister for Defence Procurement, the Honourable Jeremy Quin MP spoke at […]

A Happy New Year to all our readers: we are back after a short break brought about by a combination […]

The PM has said that the UK might have to get involved in some form of military action against Iran […]

Date: 12 Sep 2019 This notice appeared on the MOD RAF’s website. We thought it worth presenting the speech in […]

In the Spending Round speech on the 4th of this month, the new Chancellor announced a boost to spending on […]

If there is one ubiquitous military strategy, it’s deterrence. Deterrence is usually spoken of in the context of nuclear weapons. […]

This article published on the Save the Royal Navy website on 18th July. You’re the captain of one of Her […]

HMS Duncan has arrived in the Gulf to support the safe passage of British-flagged ships through the Strait of Hormuz. […]

The seizing of the British–flagged tanker in the Straits of Hormuz last weekend was a stark reminder to the Western […]

MOD Press release 18th July Defence Secretary Penny Mordaunt has outlined the MOD’s ambitious space programme, committing £30m to fast-track […]

First published on Save the Royal Navy’s website: May 16, 2019 Today the all-party group of MPs that comprise the […]

First published on the Save The Royal Navy website on 1st May Yesterday the Nuclear Information Service published their report […]

Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has signed a $1.98Bn (£1.51Bn) deal to purchase five E-7 Wedgetail aircraft. The E-7 fleet will […]

An 8th January article in TMT, “MoD looks for a new way to recruit”, considered the problem of how […]

As promised a week ago, TMT has taken a more detailed look at the recent “RUSI speech” by our Defence […]

In his RUSI speech on Monday, the Defence Secretary mentioned plans for a Littoral Combat Ship (LCS). TMT is to […]

Defence in Global Britain Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson gave a speech at RUSI outlining the future direction of the UK […]

TMT once again has, somewhat reluctantly, given in to the need to touch upon the recent events to do […]

In broad terms, 2018 was a positive year for the naval service, in many ways an improvement on 2017. The […]

As you are possibly aware, TMT has tried to avoid talking about Brexit. We are all subjected to far too […]