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MBDA has been awarded a contract by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) to provide the Mistral ATAM anti-air missile system for the Korean Marine Attack Helicopter (KMAH).
The post MBDA secures contract for Korean helicopter armament first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Switzerland has cemented a deal with the United States for the procurement of Lockheed Martin’s advanced PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement (MSE) missiles.
The post US and Switzerland finalise missile defence deal first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
In a deal worth an estimated $957m, the U.S. has approved the sale of 3,000 AGM-179A Joint Air-to-Ground Missiles to the UK for its Apache helicopter fleet.
The post Britain to buy 3,000 JAGM air-to-ground missiles first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Argentina has officially signed an agreement to acquire four P-3 aircraft from Norway.
The post Argentina acquires four P-3s from Norway first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The increased measures include additional surveillance and reconnaissance flights, including with maritime patrol aircraft, NATO AWACS planes, and drones.
The post NATO steps up Baltic Sea patrols after subsea damage first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
HMS Prince of Wales was treated to a flypast from an F-18 jet flown by a Royal Navy Pilot, flying the British flag.
The post F-18 jet turned ‘a wee bit British’ whilst flying over carrier first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
As drones are becoming an increasingly important element of modern warfare, militaries across the world are experimenting with new ways to integrate unmanned systems into their arsenals.
The post Drone carriers and the future of naval aviation first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
A British RC-135 ‘Rivet Joint’, an electronic surveillance aircraft, has conducted a patrol near #Israel, the #Gaza Strip and #Lebanon.
The post British surveillance aircraft operating near Israel first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Back in 2006, a group of MPs proposed that the UK Government recommission Concorde to serve as ‘Royal Air Force One’.
The post The failed bid to use Concorde as Britain’s ‘Air Force One’ first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Royal Air Force C-17 flights supplying weapons, ammunition and other equipment started before the invasion and have not stopped since.
The post British aircraft lands near Polish border to supply Ukraine first appeared on UK Defence Journal.