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UK-Supplied Precision Weapons Prove Popular in Saudi-Led Yemen Campaign
The Royal Saudi Air Force has used British-supplied cruise missiles against Houthi rebels in Yemen, Defense Secretary Michael Fallon has confirmed.
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UK to Deploy Wildcat Helicopters on German Navy Frigate
The British Royal Navy is to deploy its latest generation of multi-role helicopters onboard a German frigate in the Mediterranean as part of an effort to raise defense cooperation between the two NATO allies.
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Contract Signals Start of Manufacturing Phase for British Nuclear Sub
The go-ahead follows July’s parliamentary approval for the four-boat program designed to give the Royal Navy a continuous, at-sea deterrence capability.
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British Naval Commander Wants US Marine Aviation on Aircraft Carrier
The commander of HMS Queen Elizabeth, Britain’s new aircraft carrier, would like to see US Marine Corps F-35Bs and V-22s embark for up to nine months at a time once the warship becomes operational.
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Ejection Seat Maker Martin Baker to be Prosecuted
The UK government’s Health and Safety Executive said Sept. 26 there is sufficient evidence to prosecute over the death of a Red Arrows display team pilot in 2011.
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MBDA Secures £30M Laser Weapon Contract for UK
The British Ministry of Defence is finalizing a deal with the UK arm of Europe’s major missile maker to build a one-off prototype laser weapon.
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Report Triggers UK Spat Over Weapons Sales to Saudi Arabia
The bizarre split occurred after a draft report was leaked last week calling for a ban on exports even though that was not supported by all sides.
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Western Europe Defense Spending Increase May Prove Temporary
Western Europe has plussed-up defense spending, but for how long?
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British Officials Consider Reprieve for Sentinel Fleet
A decision on the longer-term retention of the Sentinel fleet is in the works but would probably be subject to a Joint Forces Command study now underway to look at equivalent capability options beyond 2021.
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Airlander Airship Crashes During Test Flight
The cockpit was damaged but the crew was unharmed during the crash.
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UK-Supplied Precision Weapons Prove Popular in Saudi-Led Yemen Campaign
The Royal Saudi Air Force has used British-supplied cruise missiles against Houthi rebels in Yemen, Defense Secretary Michael Fallon has confirmed.
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UK to Deploy Wildcat Helicopters on German Navy Frigate
The British Royal Navy is to deploy its latest generation of multi-role helicopters onboard a German frigate in the Mediterranean as part of an effort to raise defense cooperation between the two NATO allies.
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Contract Signals Start of Manufacturing Phase for British Nuclear Sub
The go-ahead follows July’s parliamentary approval for the four-boat program designed to give the Royal Navy a continuous, at-sea deterrence capability.
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British Naval Commander Wants US Marine Aviation on Aircraft Carrier
The commander of HMS Queen Elizabeth, Britain’s new aircraft carrier, would like to see US Marine Corps F-35Bs and V-22s embark for up to nine months at a time once the warship becomes operational.
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Ejection Seat Maker Martin Baker to be Prosecuted
The UK government’s Health and Safety Executive said Sept. 26 there is sufficient evidence to prosecute over the death of a Red Arrows display team pilot in 2011.
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MBDA Secures £30M Laser Weapon Contract for UK
The British Ministry of Defence is finalizing a deal with the UK arm of Europe’s major missile maker to build a one-off prototype laser weapon.
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Report Triggers UK Spat Over Weapons Sales to Saudi Arabia
The bizarre split occurred after a draft report was leaked last week calling for a ban on exports even though that was not supported by all sides.
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Western Europe Defense Spending Increase May Prove Temporary
Western Europe has plussed-up defense spending, but for how long?
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British Officials Consider Reprieve for Sentinel Fleet
A decision on the longer-term retention of the Sentinel fleet is in the works but would probably be subject to a Joint Forces Command study now underway to look at equivalent capability options beyond 2021.
-
Airlander Airship Crashes During Test Flight
The cockpit was damaged but the crew was unharmed during the crash.
-
UK-Supplied Precision Weapons Prove Popular in Saudi-Led Yemen Campaign
The Royal Saudi Air Force has used British-supplied cruise missiles against Houthi rebels in Yemen, Defense Secretary Michael Fallon has confirmed.
-
UK to Deploy Wildcat Helicopters on German Navy Frigate
The British Royal Navy is to deploy its latest generation of multi-role helicopters onboard a German frigate in the Mediterranean as part of an effort to raise defense cooperation between the two NATO allies.
-
Contract Signals Start of Manufacturing Phase for British Nuclear Sub
The go-ahead follows July’s parliamentary approval for the four-boat program designed to give the Royal Navy a continuous, at-sea deterrence capability.
-
British Naval Commander Wants US Marine Aviation on Aircraft Carrier
The commander of HMS Queen Elizabeth, Britain’s new aircraft carrier, would like to see US Marine Corps F-35Bs and V-22s embark for up to nine months at a time once the warship becomes operational.
-
Ejection Seat Maker Martin Baker to be Prosecuted
The UK government’s Health and Safety Executive said Sept. 26 there is sufficient evidence to prosecute over the death of a Red Arrows display team pilot in 2011.
-
MBDA Secures £30M Laser Weapon Contract for UK
The British Ministry of Defence is finalizing a deal with the UK arm of Europe’s major missile maker to build a one-off prototype laser weapon.
-
Report Triggers UK Spat Over Weapons Sales to Saudi Arabia
The bizarre split occurred after a draft report was leaked last week calling for a ban on exports even though that was not supported by all sides.
-
Western Europe Defense Spending Increase May Prove Temporary
Western Europe has plussed-up defense spending, but for how long?
-
British Officials Consider Reprieve for Sentinel Fleet
A decision on the longer-term retention of the Sentinel fleet is in the works but would probably be subject to a Joint Forces Command study now underway to look at equivalent capability options beyond 2021.
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Airlander Airship Crashes During Test Flight
The cockpit was damaged but the crew was unharmed during the crash.
