Technology

The ship's journey coincided with a US, Philippines and Japanese exercise, Balikatan 2026

HMS Spey completes freedom of navigation exercise around Spratly Islands en route to Manila

The flight was part of Canada's regular resupply operation for CFS Alert, known as Operation Boxtop

Canadian Forces Station Alert: The most remote outpost in the High North

Ukrainian Yak-52s are being used to flip or shoot down Russian drones

Air war over Ukraine sees high-tech drones being taken out by 1970s prop planes

The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow waterway south of Iran and one of the world’s most important trade routes

Strait of Hormuz: Closure of one of world's most important shipping lanes in numbers

HMS Glasgow is the lead ship of the Royal Navy's Type 26 frigate programme

Type 26 frigate build slots given to Norway, but ex-Royal Navy officer calls it a win for everyone

This soldier from 2nd Battalion, The Royal Anglian Regiment is armed with the SA80 L85A3 - the final iteration of a rifle that entered service back in 1985

Forget Nato, give British soldiers what they need to replace the SA80, MOD urged

A Typhoon from 3 (F) Squadron carries out a tango scrambleramble is the rapid interception of a potential threat

No Biloxi blues for RAF as Typhoons take on tango scramble during air policing role

Trials have been paused since November after more than 30 soldiers became sick and ill while operating the vehicle

Ajax woes hugely damaging to Army, says former tank commander as trials to restart

The new submarine class to be built under "Pillar 1" of Aukus – the SSN-Aukus - will form the cornerstone of UK security

Government must inject renewed impetus into the Aukus partnership, report says

The troubled vehicle could be through the worst of it as issues have been identified and solutions are being put in place (Picture: MOD)

Army's acceptance of Ajax back on track with new crew safety controls in place