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Britain confirms new nuclear warhead project after US officials spill the beans
The British government has confirmed it is developing a new nuclear warhead for its missile submarines, days after the U.S. revealed the program was going ahead before Parliament had been informed.
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Changes at the MoD: Who survived Britain’s government reshuffle?
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has made some changes.
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Post Brexit, EU shows ‘little appetite’ for defense cooperation
Political ties have been cut, but Britain’s departure from the European Union leaves open questions about Brexit’s impact on the defense industry.
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Britain receives first ‘Poseidon’ aircraft in bid to restore submarine-hunting muscle
The new planes will escort the country’s nuclear submarines when deploying and keep tabs on undersea threats in the North Atlantic.
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British Defence Ministry reveals why a drone program now costs $427M extra
The British Defence Ministry’s top civilian has identified in a letter to lawmakers the main reason why a drone acquisition program has experienced a near 40 percent hike in costs.
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Britain orders Airbus H145 helos amid scramble to fix pilot shortage
The order of additional H145 helicopters reflects the increasing number of rotary rear crew and pilots required by the British military.
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Former fighter pilot picked to lead British military’s space command
Creating a Space Command and setting up a Cabinet-level National Space Council are among the initiatives being pursued by leaders in London.
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What keeps Britain’s defense secretary up at night?
Despite hoping for the best, British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says his country must “plan for the worst.”
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Britain puts Middle East forces on high alert as US, Iran trade threats
“Urgent measures” are being taken to protect British nationals and interests in the wake of the killing of Iranian Revolutionary Guards General Qassim Soleimani in a U.S. drone strike, according to Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
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UK government to launch ‘radical assessment’ of Britain’s place in the world
The assessment is expected to be colored heavily by the question of how London can afford its military ambitions.
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Britain confirms new nuclear warhead project after US officials spill the beans
The British government has confirmed it is developing a new nuclear warhead for its missile submarines, days after the U.S. revealed the program was going ahead before Parliament had been informed.
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Changes at the MoD: Who survived Britain’s government reshuffle?
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has made some changes.
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Post Brexit, EU shows ‘little appetite’ for defense cooperation
Political ties have been cut, but Britain’s departure from the European Union leaves open questions about Brexit’s impact on the defense industry.
-
Britain receives first ‘Poseidon’ aircraft in bid to restore submarine-hunting muscle
The new planes will escort the country’s nuclear submarines when deploying and keep tabs on undersea threats in the North Atlantic.
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British Defence Ministry reveals why a drone program now costs $427M extra
The British Defence Ministry’s top civilian has identified in a letter to lawmakers the main reason why a drone acquisition program has experienced a near 40 percent hike in costs.
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Britain orders Airbus H145 helos amid scramble to fix pilot shortage
The order of additional H145 helicopters reflects the increasing number of rotary rear crew and pilots required by the British military.
-
Former fighter pilot picked to lead British military’s space command
Creating a Space Command and setting up a Cabinet-level National Space Council are among the initiatives being pursued by leaders in London.
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What keeps Britain’s defense secretary up at night?
Despite hoping for the best, British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says his country must “plan for the worst.”
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Britain puts Middle East forces on high alert as US, Iran trade threats
“Urgent measures” are being taken to protect British nationals and interests in the wake of the killing of Iranian Revolutionary Guards General Qassim Soleimani in a U.S. drone strike, according to Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
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UK government to launch ‘radical assessment’ of Britain’s place in the world
The assessment is expected to be colored heavily by the question of how London can afford its military ambitions.
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Britain confirms new nuclear warhead project after US officials spill the beans
The British government has confirmed it is developing a new nuclear warhead for its missile submarines, days after the U.S. revealed the program was going ahead before Parliament had been informed.
-
Changes at the MoD: Who survived Britain’s government reshuffle?
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has made some changes.
-
Post Brexit, EU shows ‘little appetite’ for defense cooperation
Political ties have been cut, but Britain’s departure from the European Union leaves open questions about Brexit’s impact on the defense industry.
-
Britain receives first ‘Poseidon’ aircraft in bid to restore submarine-hunting muscle
The new planes will escort the country’s nuclear submarines when deploying and keep tabs on undersea threats in the North Atlantic.
-
British Defence Ministry reveals why a drone program now costs $427M extra
The British Defence Ministry’s top civilian has identified in a letter to lawmakers the main reason why a drone acquisition program has experienced a near 40 percent hike in costs.
-
Britain orders Airbus H145 helos amid scramble to fix pilot shortage
The order of additional H145 helicopters reflects the increasing number of rotary rear crew and pilots required by the British military.
-
Former fighter pilot picked to lead British military’s space command
Creating a Space Command and setting up a Cabinet-level National Space Council are among the initiatives being pursued by leaders in London.
-
What keeps Britain’s defense secretary up at night?
Despite hoping for the best, British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says his country must “plan for the worst.”
-
Britain puts Middle East forces on high alert as US, Iran trade threats
“Urgent measures” are being taken to protect British nationals and interests in the wake of the killing of Iranian Revolutionary Guards General Qassim Soleimani in a U.S. drone strike, according to Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
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UK government to launch ‘radical assessment’ of Britain’s place in the world
The assessment is expected to be colored heavily by the question of how London can afford its military ambitions.
