A Longer Farewell
Last Friday I let everyone know of my intent to shut up shop and close Think Defence. I also said I would pen a more considered farewell by way of…
So long, fish and all that
After nearly eight years , time to call it a day. Has been a hoot, made some great friends and had the honour to interact with current and ex service…
The Strike Brigade – what, why, how?
A GUEST POST FROM JED It appears to this humble arm chair general, that the British Army has a fundamental problem, or three. After over a decade of constant deployment…
Warfighting Warrior Experimentation
Excellent news, I have been a long time proponent of experimentation without specific fully worked up statement of user requirements. The Royal Navy has been publicising the upcoming Unmanned Warrior,…
The Return of the Anti-Tank Mine?
With most of the UK’s stock of anti-tank Barmines either expired or used for Explosive Means of Entry (EMOE) in Afghanistan there is somewhat of a dilemma when it comes…
SA80 Equipped to Fight
There was a flurry of news this week about the MoD considering extending the service of the SA80, with a handful of images reportedly showing prototypes of the A3 model.…
GUEST POST – Fixing UK Land Power
A guest post from 'Monty' This article is intended to be a high-level discussion of the issues and potential fixes that would address the manifold problems faced by the British…
Policy paper: 2015 to 2020 government policy: Military Aid to the Civil Authorities for activities in the UK
The support of the armed forces to civil authorities in the UK is officially termed Military Aid to the Civil Authorities (MACA). This paper shows the policy of the 2015…
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