Technology

The F-35 is one of the United States’ most advanced aircraft and is known for its cloud-based software which is designed to prevent external parties from making changes to its configuration

Former US F-35 instructor accused of providing tactical training to Chinese military

A report has warned the deterrence posed by the Royal Navy's nuclear fleet risks erosion as missile defences in Russia are improved

Russian missile defences could neutralise Navy's nuclear deterrent, experts warn

HMS Active emerges from her build hall during a ceremony in Rosyth Dockyard

A landmark day for Type 31s as HMS Active rolls out while work begins on Bulldog

To ensure maximum stability, the L96 rifle is supported by a Harris-stye bipod up front and a monopod at the butt - note the bubble level to ensure the weapon has not been canted

Snipers in the snow: Royal Marines practise their deadly craft on the range in Norway

The Juno HT Mk1 is used by No 1 Flying Training School and is equipped with advanced avionics and night-vision capabilities

RAF teaching Ukrainians to become helicopter instructors as Interflex training expands

The Italian navy guided missile frigate Virginio Fasan is one of the vessels taking part, showcasing the multinational nature of the exercise

Crewed and uncrewed warships working together on Nato submarine-hunting exercise

Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln is leading a strike group

Strike a deal or face a strike: US continues military buildup in the Middle East

RAF Lakenheath hosts the US Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II, which are also operated by the RAF (Picture: DVIDS)

On foreign soil: Find out where the US Air Force's 12 bases are located in the UK

The pair help transport food, fuel, water, and critical supplies to Royal Navy

Ex-RFA vessels sold off to be kept seaworthy as Royal Navy continues to offload ships

The Ajax family was designed to be at the heart of the Army'ss future armoured fleet, offering enhanced lethality, survivability and reliability

Ajax set to be fully operational by end of 2029 – pending safety probes, says Pollard