One of the trends seems to favour compact vessels and then shoe horn as much equipment as possible and in a nod to those secondary roles, squeeze in a couple…
Announced this week was the official naming ceremony of the RAF's newest and largest aircraft, the Voyager On the 15th of July the MoD wrote The RAF's largest ever aircraft…
Best put the kettle on, twice. This is not intended to be authoritative, and I would strongly urge readers to research the facts and points of view (which aren’t facts)…
This is an update of an earlier post on logistics software, bought right up to date by yet another report from the National Audit Office that kicks the MoD in…
We have had lots of discussion recently on politics, SDSR etc, but I have used the debate in the blogosphere about the cancelling of the USMC Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV)…
UK Armed Forces will soon be issued with a new clothing system to replace Combat Soldier 95 (CS95) The original programme to replace CS95 was called Personal Equipment and Common…
There have been a couple of quite interesting Parliamentary questions recently. The first was tabled by Angus Robertson of the SNP, inquiring about moving supplies to Afghanistan by air and the…
One of the many arguments for maintaining a strong maritime presence is energy security, particularly fossil fuels, oil and gas. But is this valid? The Conservative party, to their credit,…