David Sivills-McCann – 4th June 2026 at 11:10am Patrouille de France – the French Air & Space Force’s aerobatic display team – have landed at RAF Lossiemouth on their way to the United States for a major celebration. The team, who are based at Salon-de-Provence air base in southern France, stopped off in the HighlandsContinue reading “France’s answer to the Red Arrows line up at Lossie en route to US celebration”
Monthly Archives: June 2026
Royal Navy’s Type 26 programme fully on track amid landmark Norwegian agreement
Joe Hearn – 4th June 2026 at 10:37am The Royal Navy will receive all eight of its Type 26 frigates as planned, despite speculation over build slots being offered to the Norwegian navy, Defence Minister Luke Pollard has confirmed. It came in response to a written question from Conservative MP Ben Obese-Jecty, who asked theContinue reading “Royal Navy’s Type 26 programme fully on track amid landmark Norwegian agreement”
German firm to supply patrol vessels, weapon systems to Romania
Rendering of an offshore patrol vessel (OPV) by Rheinmetall company NVL. This design was also used as the basis for the Royal Australian Navy’s Arafura-class OPVs.Rheinmetall Will Xavier Published on: 03 Jun 2026, 7:45 p German defence company Rheinmetall has secured contracts for the supply of vessels, weapon systems, and vehicles to the Romanian Ministry ofContinue reading “German firm to supply patrol vessels, weapon systems to Romania”
Ankara’s Ambition
Turkey’s Growing Defense Capabilities, Partnerships and Industrial Base A Turkish Land Forces helicopter formation sweeps over a fleet led by TCG Anadolu (L-400), May 21, 2026, at Efes. USNI News photo Ankara’s Ambition Turkey’s Growing Defense Capabilities, Partnerships and Industrial Base Aaron-Matthew Lariosa June 2, 2026 3:59 PM DOĞANBEY TRAINING AREA, TURKEY — Two-thousand-pound bombs,Continue reading “Ankara’s Ambition”
Aukus explained as tri-nation nuclear submarine pact faces scrutiny in Australia
3rd June 2026 at 9:54am Aukus was launched in 2021 as Australia’s route into the nuclear-powered submarine club. Five years on, it is being tested by second-hand US submarines, unresolved nuclear waste plans and a public inquiry asking whether the pact serves Australia’s interests. The agreement with the UK and US is designed to giveContinue reading “Aukus explained as tri-nation nuclear submarine pact faces scrutiny in Australia”
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