Does NATO Need To Move Away From Rapid Reaction?
Retired Lieutenant General Sean Macfarland has spoken to Forces News about the current state of NATO and its ability to deal with threats.
Retired Lieutenant General Sean Macfarland has spoken to Forces News about the current state of NATO and its ability to deal with threats.
The conclusions of the review had been expected to be released in February.
The UK ended combat operations in Afghanistan in 2014 but still has 850 troops with a NATO military training mission in the country.
For the fourth successive year, the equipment plan has been labelled as unaffordable by the National Audit Office.
The Defence Secretary Ben Wallace told Forces News that 111 personnel are involved in the planning of the rollout.
Former US defence chiefs have cautioned Donald Trump against any move to involve the military in pursuing election fraud claims.
The President-elect said the transition team is not receiving the information needed from the Department of Defense.
MPs called for a committee to strengthen scrutiny of the UK's arms exports and remote warfare technology.
Ben Wallace spoke to Forces News while visiting troops deployed to Estonia over the Christmas period.
The Commons Foreign Affairs Committee said the UK should call out “state hostage-taking” in cases such as Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe.
The MOD said four Royal Navy vessels will be put on standby to protect UK waters once the transition period ends.
Ben Wallace warned about the challenges from cyber threats, terrorism, and chemical weapons.
The Chair of the Defence Select Committee spoke to Forces News after £1bn defence cuts were announced.
The measures include reservists being suspended, changes to HMS Prince of Wales' training, and pausing civil servant recruitment.
The President-elect confirmed retired four-star US Army general, Lloyd J Austin, will lead the Pentagon.
It is hoped the extra cash given to the Ministry of Defence could allow the UK to increase its international peacekeeping role.