The government should consider whether the Joint Expeditionary Force concentrates its finite resources on the High North ...
Legislation giving the government the powers it needs to respond effectively during escalation towards war is being developed ...
Britain looks forward to hearing more detail about the proposed European Security Council while noting the importance of EU ...
No further towed array-equipped Type 23 frigates should leave service until they are replaced on a one-for-one basis by new ...
Recommissioning 14 Dock at Devonport will allow legacy submarine defuelling to restart, paid for from the £7 billion going ...
The Royal Navy will not meet its requirement for eight frigates fitted with the Sonar 2087 towed array until 2037 if two Type ...
The government should prepare options for a British state-owned vessel to transit the Northern Sea Route in support of ...
There is no current requirement for the procurement of new 105mm artillery barrels for the Light Gun, and consequently no ...
Europe cannot count on the United States returning to the European Arctic as the security partner and ally that Britain and ...
Evidence of low availability among destroyers, frigates and attack submarines raises serious questions about whether Britain can meet its High North commitments before new capabilities enter service.
The Ministry of Defence terminated its Project SERAPH contract with Deloitte for convenience and moved to an alternative ...
Life extension of the in-service SKYNET 5 military communications satellites would use in-orbit servicing, assembly and ...
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