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SPEAR-EW shares the same framework as MBDA’s SPEAR miniature cruise missile crafted for the Royal Air Force. #DSEI23
The post UK boosts funding for SPEAR-EW jammer development – DSEI23 first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Jackdaw is characterised as a low-cost, high-performance ‘disposable’ UAS, crafted specifically for swarming operations and collaborative autonomous missions.
The post QinetiQ reveals low-cost ‘disposable’ Jackdaw swarm drone first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Lockheed Martin today unveiled its proposal to offer its Sikorsky Black Hawk helicopter as the replacement for the UK’s ageing medium helicopter fleet. #DSEI23
The post Lockheed Martin pitches Black Hawk for the UK – DSEI23 first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The Defence Committee’s recommendation is clear: a renewed commitment to a fleet of at least five aircraft.
The post Defence Committee sounds alarm on E-7 fleet reduction first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
“There are serious questions as to whether the UK’s reduced combat air fleet still provides a sufficient deterrent.”
The post UK combat air capability questioned in report first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
A point of contention highlighted by a recent report revolves around the Atlas’s underutilised potential.
The post MoD urged to explore adding A400M refuelling capability first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
A recent House of Commons Committee report has highlighted concerns regarding reductions in the UK’s air power capabilities.
The post Air power cuts leave nation vulnerable, committee warns first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Rolls-Royce is finalising initial testing of the F130 engine for the United States Air Force B-52J Stratofortress by the conclusion of this year.
The post Rolls-Royce on track for B-52 engine tests by year end first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Despite the capabilities of F-35, there’s growing criticism regarding poor procurement.
The post Size of planned F-35 fleet criticised as ‘not enough’ first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The report cites concerns the Royal Air Force offers “boutique high capability” but “lacks numerical depth.” As per the report, “in a peer-on-peer conflict such as a shooting war with Russia, every airframe will count.”
The post Royal Air Force ‘too small’ warns report first appeared on UK Defence Journal.