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The Portsmouth-based ship, one of three first-generation River-class vessels still in service, has spent over 3,500 hours at ...
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin used his final public speech as Chief of the Defence Staff to deliver one of his bluntest ...
Two RAF Typhoon jets were scrambled from RAF Coningsby on Friday after a business jet travelling from Nice lost contact with ...
Defence Secretary John Healey has confirmed that the hundreds of Royal Air Force surveillance flights over Gaza are operating solely to support hostage rescue, with intelligence shared only for that ...
NATO is stepping up efforts to strengthen its ability to operate in the High North, with a Norwegian-led Cold Weather Operations Centre of Excellence driving capability development across all domains ...
“Reaching the production of the 250th MK 48 Guidance and Control Section marks a major milestone in our mission to deliver ...
A rare formation featuring two US Navy flat tops, Japan’s JS Kaga and HMS Prince of Wales has assembled in the Northern ...
The U.S. Permanent Representative to NATO, Ambassador Matthew Whitaker, visited Ramstein Air Base this week to observe how ...
The Royal Navy has demonstrated for the first time that its new submarine Excalibur can be controlled from the other side of ...
UK engineering firm STS Defence has secured a contract from Rohde & Schwarz Australia to provide integrated main ...
Scotland’s latest Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland (GERS) figures show that defence remains a substantial ...
The US Navy has formally named its next-generation Take Charge and Move Out (TACAMO) aircraft the E-130J Phoenix II, ...
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