British F-35s fly Nato air policing missions from European carrier for first time
The Nato first was achieved during Operation Firecrest, which has taken HMS Prince of Wales and its carrier group from Norwegian waters into ...
The Nato first was achieved during Operation Firecrest, which has taken HMS Prince of Wales and its carrier group from Norwegian waters into ...
Allies have previously focused on supplying Kyiv with weapons and ammunition to fight – now emphasis is shifting to helping Ukraine build ...
The exercise demonstrates Nato's ability to secure strategic maritime chokepoints while testing its interoperability across air, land and ...
In a wide-ranging interview, Air Chief Marshal Sir John Stringer spoke about defence spending, Ukraine and innovation
Throughout centuries of warfare, rivers have helped and hindered armies; they can slow down and even stop an advancing army
Lt Gen Nick Perry will take over Joint Force Command Norfolk, Nato's only operational command based in North America
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has unveiled a £37bn ($50bn) commitment alongside a dozen European allies
Counter-drone capabilities and a new Airborne Warning and Control System were also among the measures announced at the summit in Turkey
The all-new Special Operations Forces takes over as the Special Operations Component Command of Nato's Allied Reaction Force
They practised the full chain of care: treating casualties, stabilising them, and moving them safely through to hospital
Vertical replenishment allows for cargo, weapons and provisions to be transferred without the need for ships to sail side by side
The exercise, which takes place annually, covered several areas, including air-to-air refuelling and command and control
According to Rusi's Ed Arnold, the UK is placed 31 out of 32 in terms of rearmament, sitting above only Iceland, which has no armed forces
'Deterrence is not something we can simply talk about. We must demonstrate it,' Lt Gen John Mead, Deputy Commander of JFC Brunssum, said
The pair will hold joint exercises, develop new air defence effectors and expand the use of uncrewed systems, according to the agreement
This year the Baltic states have all seen a sharp increase in airspace alerts and drone-related security incidents