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Why is there no Royal Navy presence in the Gulf despite escalating tensions?
After a Shahed-type drone struck a hangar at RAF Akrotiri, it raises an important question. Why, for the time since 1980, are there no Royal Navy warships in the Gulf to protect British interests abroad, or to protect its own sovereign bases?
UK's first autonomous Collaborative Combat Aircraft unveiled
Brontanax, derived from the Ancient Greek words for thunder and king, is the UK's first Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) designed to support piloted aircraft with electronic warfare and precision-strike capabilities.
Tigers pack up as they prepare to head home from Cyprus
The soldiers of 1st Battalion, The Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment are ending a busy two-year posting with British Forces Cyprus as they head back to Woolwich, being replaced by The Welsh Guards
The self-tie tourniquet inspired by a lawnmower
A lawnmower-inspired tourniquet could make it easier for wounded troops to stop severe bleeding without needing any help
Could the bird above your airbase be a spy drone?
From shark-like underwater drones to robot birds and insect-sized UAV, militaries are developing surveillance drones that imitate wildlife to hide in plain sight.
Russian logistics assets under attack from Hornets in Crimea
The Hornet drones designed by California-based Perennial Autonomy don't use GPS to navigate, making them harder for the enemy to locate as they patrol a critical logistics route used by Russia to resupply its forces in Crimea
Former HMS Westminster says goodbye to Portsmouth
Today marks the end of an era for a former Royal Navy Type 23 frigate that has served since 1992. Ex-HMS Westminster left HMNB Portsmouth for the final time
The reason why Brits are taking their tanks out of Estonia
While Challenger 2s are back in the UK to be upgraded to Challenger 3s, can drones and more troops really be a suitable replacement?
Do or die: the importance of CQB
Despite rising levels of drone dominance, the final 150 metres of an advance are where battles are won or lost – and clearing that zone will always come down to an infantry soldier skilled in Close Quarter Battle.
Take a look at the future of fast-jet pilot training
Boeing has used the Farnborough International Airshow to outline its plans to offer the T-7 Red Hawk advanced jet trainer to the Royal Air Force.
Acoustic centres to shotguns: testing a layered anti-drone system
Major Alex Aitken, Officer Commanding of B Company 1 Rifles, shows how a layered counter-drone system is tested to ensure it is battlefield-ready.
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