Defence Notes
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At a recent event in London, lessons were shared based on the experiences of the Japanese Navy and how it has been building a fleet rapidly.
There has been increased pressure from the second-term Trump administration in the US, as there was in the first term, for increased defence spending from non-US NATO countries, a move which is noted by Europe as already occurring.
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg indicated ongoing improvements were being made in its defence programmes going forwards, despite being affected in Q4 by cost pressures, higher manufacturing costs and the impact of the IAM strike.
Modifications in the US Air Force (USAF) doctrine aim to prepare the service for tomorrow’s warfare.
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3rd December 2020
Boeing has made steady delivery and test progress on the KC-46A Pegasus programme, as it suggests past technical issues of the aircraft are no longer in play.
2nd December 2020
Second aircraft will operate alongside a C295W that entered service with the Malian Air Force in December 2016
2nd December 2020
Enhanced version of 500lb general purpose bomb will be used by Eurofighter, Mirage, Rafale and Tornado aircraft
2nd December 2020
Tensions with Turkey over maritime sovereignty and the exploitation of lucrative gas reserves in the Mediterranean are directly affecting procurement decisions in Athens
2nd December 2020
The Rolls-Royce engine also powers Daegu-class FFX Batch II ASW frigates
2nd December 2020
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2nd December 2020
Australia sees advanced new technologies as essential to keep pace with regional military developments.
1st December 2020
Latest contract follows two deals in 2019
1st December 2020
The USN has declared a second major naval platform loss due to fire damage in less than a decade, after the decision was taken to decommission the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard
1st December 2020
With the EU looking to move ever-closer towards the creation of its own de facto military alliance, the role of NATO in European security has been consistently questioned amid internal disputes and a shift in balance of power in light of Brexit.
1st December 2020
Spain is the first international customer to acquire the MQ-9A Block 5
1st December 2020
A new South Korean missile capable of destroying artillery positions situated in hardened structures is just one of several projects Seoul has in development.
30th November 2020
Five aircraft are being converted for AEW&C missions
30th November 2020
Vessel to be delivered 12 months later than originally intended
30th November 2020
Sensor vision is one of the most important advantages on today’s battlefield
30th November 2020
Component Improvement Program is the only source of critical sustaining engineering support for in-service engines
27th November 2020
The Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam are all introducing new UAVs, including both imported and indigenous designs.
27th November 2020
This month marks the 10th anniversary of the Lancaster House treaties on defence, security and nuclear cooperation between the UK and France.
27th November 2020
Tied up in an unseen corner of Portsmouth Naval Base, the former UK RN mine countermeasure vessel HMS Atherstone is nearing its end, stripped for parts and machinery to maintain the diminishing Hunt class fleet.