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RAF Typhoons Launch Air Strikes Against IS In Iraq
Royal Air Force Typhoons struck two groups of terrorists from so-called Islamic State in northern Iraq, on 24 January. Paveway IV guided bombs were used against both groups.
Reservist not looking forward to returning home after six-month UN mission
British troops marked the end of their United Nations peacekeeping tour in Nicosia with a medal parade before returning to the UK.
Defending champions begin Inter Services title defence in Portsmouth
The British Army women beat the Royal Navy 8-34 before the Navy men beat the Army 20-10 in Portsmouth
Latest version of Fuchs APC takes on anti-tank role
The Fuchs armoured personnel carrier has been given a new role as a tank destroyer and air defence vehicle thanks to a link-up between Rheinmetall and Lockheed Martin.
Bomb disposal robot that mimics any hand movement
L3Harris, a defence company, has showcased its latest bomb disposal robot in the halls of the Excel in London during DSEI 2025.
Ukrainian firm opening facility in the UK to make Shark drones
A Ukrainian drone manufacturer has announced plans to build a factory and flight-testing facility in the UK. Ukrspecsystems produces reconnaissance drones for the Ukrainian military and plans to open a new plant in Suffolk next year.
HMS Example sets a stellar example at DSEI 2025
HMS Example, an Archer-class P2000 fast patrol boat, is 20m-long and sails at 20 knots. She is used to teach students all the way up to operational standards.
US B-2 Spirit stealth bomber carries out Quicksink exercise
The exercise targeted a ship to test the new Quicksink seeker technology used on a conventional bomb carried by a US Air Force B-2 Spirit.
Prince Harry visits the Centre for Blast Injury Studies
The Duke of Sussex paid a visit to the Centre for Blast Injury Studies in London, where he learned about advancements in treatment for child amputees and reconnected with some Invictus Games veterans.
First Sea Lord sets out plan to transform Royal Navy into a hybrid fleet
In his first public address since taking on the role as First Sea Lord, General Sir Gwyn Jenkins set out his vision for the creation of a hybrid fleet of crewed, uncrewed and autonomous ships.
Your lives in our hands: Air Traffic Control training with the RAF
Air Traffic Control has been taught at RAF Shawbury for the last 75 years. The role of a controller is one of vital importance as they're in charge of monitoring and directing pilots safely through an airspace.
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