Looking Forward to an F35 Future – Part 4 (Down to Earth with a Bump)
In Part 3, I looked upon the F35B with an optimistic eye, reflecting on the potential it provides to the UK armed forces. But, I don’t think anyone is under…
In Part 3, I looked upon the F35B with an optimistic eye, reflecting on the potential it provides to the UK armed forces. But, I don’t think anyone is under…
With the announcement of a single RAF Sentinel R Mk 1 (Number 5 (Army Cooperation) Squadron) being deployed to support the French operation in Mali I thought a quick look at…
A guest post from John Gough A recurring theme on this blog and others has been the ongoing pressure that the RN faces due to the tasks the Government asks…
As the run in to SDSR 2015 starts and inevitably the conversations lead to what cap badge, ship or aircraft is going to be cut I thought it would be…
Apparently, they are not ruling out sabotage http://www.taringa.net/posts/noticias/16283016/Armada-Argentina-Renovada-y-Operativa.html http://www.perfil.com/contenidos/2013/01/23/noticia_0002.html This comment made me chuckle Why don’t we send over a group of scrap metal merchants and….. hang-on, has this been…
Thought I would bounce this one out with a provocative title http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/algeria/9814597/War-against-al-Qaeda-in-Africa-could-last-decades.html Does this mean all talk of a maritime decade and the end of protracted land wars is somewhat…
A lot of the news reporting this week has been focussed on the defence cooperation treaty the UK and Australian defence ministers signed and how it might relate to the…
In Part 2 I looked at the recent history of the F35, specifically in the decisions around the switch to the CV F35C and then the subsequent reversion back to the…