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New Ministry of Defence figures, released to Defence Committee chair Tan Dhesi, show how many personnel who left the trained regular forces in 2014 later rejoined.
The post Returns of 2014 service leavers fell after 2016 peak first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
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Rheinmetall has finalised its long-trailed exit from the automotive supplier business, agreeing to sell its civilian Power Systems division to the Munich industrial group AEQUITA for a provisional 350 million euros.
The post Rheinmetall sells off civilian arm to focus on defence first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Estonia is hosting Vigorous Warrior 2026, NATO’s largest multinational military medical exercise, a fortnight-long rehearsal of how the alliance would treat and evacuate the wounded in a full-blown conflict.
The post NATO holds huge medical drill in Estonia first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
A Romanian Navy official lost two fingers when her hand was caught in the propeller of a V-BAT drone during a training exercise on a boat off the Texas coast last month, in an incident that has come to light only as part of a broader investigation by Reuters.
The post Romanian Navy official loses fingers to Shield AI V-BAT first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Aughinish Alumina, Europe’s largest alumina refinery, has become the focus of mounting political pressure after an investigation linked material from the Irish plant to the supply chain feeding Russia’s arms industry.
The post Irish alumina factory accused of supplying Russia’s war first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
A month of what Ukraine calls “middle-strike” operations has brought Russia’s main overland supply route to occupied Crimea and its logistics network across occupied Luhansk under sustained drone fire.
The post Kyiv puts Russia’s road to Crimea under fire first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Britain’s force of attack submarines is all in port at the same time, the latest low point in an availability problem that has plagued the fleet for years, but what is going on?
The post Why are all of Britain’s attack submarines in port? first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
MAC HUB’s Katran X1.2 is an uncrewed surface vessel built to act as a “mother ship” for swarms of AI-guided interceptor drones, hunting Shaheds at sea.
The post Meet Katran X1.2, Ukraine’s swarming drone carrier first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
More people are now joining the armed forces than leaving for the first time in years but the Ministry of Defence does not know whether its own measures drove the improvement or whether it can be sustained.
The post Forces recruitment turns a corner but cause unclear, MPs say first appeared on UK Defence Journal.