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Work has officially begun in Scotland on HMS Spey, the fifth ship in a fleet of new Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) being built for the Royal Navy.
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Secretary of State, Sir Michael Fallon, has today announced three new missile contracts worth a combined £539 million for state-of-the-art Meteor, Common Anti-air Modular Missile (CAMM) and Sea Viper missile systems at MBDA …
Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon has said the UK will stand with NATO partners as he met British personnel deployed with the Alliance in Estonia.
The MOD has negotiated a new £1.4 billion contract for the Royal Navy’s new attack submarine, the sixth in a total fleet of seven, which will protect the UK’s new aircraft carriers and nuclear deterrent.
Businesses can apply for a share of up to a possible £3 million for supplying the military front line through autonomous systems
The Royal Navy ship HMS Enterprise returned home today after 3 years on Navy operations.
Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon met with his Indian counterpart Arun Jaitley for the first annual UK-India strategic dialogue.
Royal Navy frigate HMS Sutherland is today escorting two Russian warships which are expected to sail through the English Channel overnight tonight.
The Aged Veterans Fund has awarded £22.7 million of LIBOR funding to ten charities to improve support and introduce new services to help older veterans.
A team of nearly 30 UK troops has left the UK for Southern Europe
Defence Minister Harriett Baldwin challenges industry and academia to design autonomous systems that can resupply our front-line troops.
The Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon visited India this week to strengthen UK-Indian defence and security relations.
The resting place of an officer of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers has finally been commemorated after almost a century.
A research team from the Academic Department of Military Rehabilitation, Headley Court are leading a major project that could soon help UK military personnel with hip pain.
The resting place of 4 members of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment has finally been marked more than 100 years after they gave their lives for their country.
Defence Minister Earl Howe has met teenagers at the Army’s first ‘Supercamp’, a new initiative which is expected to roll out across the country later this year.
The World War 2 resting place of an officer of the Royal Warwickshire Regiment has finally been identified and marked after almost 77 years.
The First Sea Lord Admiral Sir Philip Jones confirms that the Royal Marines will be restructured to better balance a growing Royal Navy.
The patron of the Games visited wounded, injured and sick serving personnel and veterans trying out for a place on the 2017 UK team
Armed Forces Minister Mike Penning has reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to Africa following a multi-country visit.
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