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

By The Maritime Executive 2019-09-10 21:05:17 China’s Ministry of Natural Resources is launching a new surveillance drone network to monitor […]

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

RAF Press release For the first time, UK F-35 Lightning jets have been conducting integration flying training with the B-2 […]

In an interesting display of political judgement, a Scottish National Party politician and Westminster MP, Douglas Chapman, recently posted a […]

Royal Navy press release Type 45 destroyer HMS Defender will join the Royal Navy’s efforts to support the safe passage […]

In October last year we reported on the precarious state of the 1987 INF Treaty which governs the testing and […]

The recent explosion of a nuclear-powered rocket over northern Russia has shone a bright light on technology that is in […]

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 […]

On the 18th July this year, just before being removed from her post, the then-Defence Secretary, Penny Mordaunt, announced a […]

The Turkish Navy is facing a bit of a problem with regard to its putative naval air-arm after a glitch […]

Royal Navy press release 30th July He can’t walk on water, but ‘rocket man’ Richard Browning can hop and glide […]

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 […]

General Radford was commissioned into The Light Infantry in 1985. Promoted colonel in 2005, went on to command 19 Light […]

The Astute class submarines were designed from the outset to be fitted with a Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) which significantly […]

Most of us will have watched with dismay as the UK’s armoured vehicle industry has been reduced in size from […]

Eight Royal Navy warships have completed their time in the spotlight after flying the flag for Britain at Europe’s biggest […]