
Disciplined budgeting may not be sexy, but it's key to defence procurement
The MOD is reviewing its method of procurement, aiming for a faster and more integrated system with better accountability
The MOD is reviewing its method of procurement, aiming for a faster and more integrated system with better accountability
Pinstripedline analyses the complex logistical challenges of resupplying the Carrier Strike Group 25 as it sails in international waters.
A Leopard 2 may not be able to change its spots, but Challenger 3 must if it wants to survive, reckons Hamish de Bretton-Gordon.
Steve Prest, a former weapons specialist on HMS Queen Elizabeth, speaks to BFBS Forces News about the potential threats to CSG 25.
A retired Royal Navy commodore says HMS Prince of Wales's strike group shows the UK can still project credible maritime power without US ...
Pinstripedline's latest opinion piece examines just how overstretched the silent service is.
Sarah Atherton says the move signalled just how seriously MOD is now treating the issue of women's experiences in the Armed Forces.
Solicitor Natasha Mason says military personnel are reluctant to pursue complaints and are disheartened about continuing to serve.
With Trump scaling back military aid and Europe stepping up, the path to a just peace for Ukraine now rests in European hands.
Steve Prest argues that the measurement of defence spending should be reformed to improve defence policy.
Sarah Atherton says the MOD must ask itself if the military can be trusted to investigate cases of alleged misconduct.
Pinstripedline reckons the impact of the increased defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027 isn't as obvious as people might think.
Former Royal Navy Commodore Steve Prest says challenging unacceptable behaviour isn't woke, it's just what grown-ups do.
Pinstripedline gives his take on the wearing of different clothing under Royal Navy mess kit to better reflect the sailors' heritage.
The PIRA members clearly knew that if they clashed with the SAS it was unlikely they would survive.
The Armed Forces are missing out if they fail to put the right people in the right roles, argues former Royal Navy Commodore Steve Prest.