Jupiter HC2: The RAF's small and agile replacement for the Puma enters service
RAF personnel at RAF Benson are currently training to fly the helicopter before they deploy to Brunei and Cyprus in early next year
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RAF Renewed hope for families of those killed in the 1994 Mull of Kintyre RAF Chinook crash
Victims' families met with three government ministers in a meeting on Tuesday to discuss new evidence they have put forward
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Nato A first for Finland: Lockheed Martin rolls out Helsinki's initial F-35A Lightning
The Nato member is one of 20 nations that have chosen to operate the fifth-generation US-made stealth fighter
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Technology One of a kind? The British Ultra drone which is helping Ukraine with its long-range missions
Its producers Windracers say it is in a class of its own
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Russia Russia's military plane crash and ejection seat failure expose the cracks in an ageing war machine
Both incidents have cast a spotlight on the deteriorating state of Russia's military assets
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Aircraft The Princess and the aircraft: Swedish Crown Princess learns about Stockholm's Gripen
During the training, Crown Princess Victoria flew in a Jas 39 Gripen over northern Sweden
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USA Turkey in talks to rejoin the US F-35 fighter jet programme, envoy reveals
The US removed Turkey from the Lockheed Martin advanced F-35 programme after Ankara's purchase of Russian S-400 air defence systems
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Technology No pilot? No problem, as nations scramble to get uncrewed military helis airborne
The United States, the United Kingdom and China are all investing in a mix of semi- or fully autonomous rotary wing military aircraft
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Navy Triple alliance: Helicopter crews warm up together before heading to the cold
A Dutch air force NH90 teams up with a Commando Helicopter Force Wildcat and Merlin as they prepare to head to the Arctic on a Nato exercise
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Navy Engines run and rotors turn, so it's nearly time for lift-off for Navy's uncrewed helicopter
Proteus is designed to fulfil a variety of roles in the poor weather typical of the North Atlantic, including anti-submarine warfare
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CSG25 Flying home for Christmas: F-35s back at Marham after leaving Carrier Strike Group
While aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales continues to make her way back to the UK, some of her Lightnings are already there
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Navy Three more F-35s set to land with Lightning Force, but four others to be delayed
Defence Minister Luke Pollard confirms the UK won't have all 48 jets it should have received by the end of the year
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Army It's Army versus Army as Apaches try to attack, while Stormers aim to defend
Troops from the Army Air Corps and Royal Artillery have been going up against one another on Exercise Pinion Titan
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Aircraft US reservist flies a Black Hawk like a drone – with less than an hour's training
The US Army National Guard soldier managed to not only control the helicopter remotely, but plan and execute a real-world mission too
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RAF It could be a case of Hawk out, Red Hawk in as plane-making trio court the RAF
BAE Systems, Boeing and Saab hope the T-7A Red Hawk will end up being the Royal Air Force's new fast jet trainer
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Ukraine Rafales set to peel off and fight for Ukraine as Zelensky orders 100 multi-role jets
The Ukrainian president and his French counterpart sign a decade-long deal to bolster Kyiv's air defences