Outlook for British Defense & Security Exports
Stephen Phipson, head of the Defence & Security Organisation of the UK Trade & Investment…
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Russia’s Undersea Capabilities & Northern Europe
Andrew Metrick, a research associate at the Center for Strategic & International Studies, discusses the…
Wargaming Poland’s Military Capabilities Against Russia
Mark Gunzinger, senior fellow at the Center for Strategic & Budgetary Assessments, discusses the outcome…
Countering Trump’s NATO Comments
Damon Wilson, the executive vice president at the Atlantic Council, counters Republican presidential nominee Donald…
Returning a Historic RAF Canberra Bomber to the Sky
Mike Trotter, the business development director of the Canberra to the Sky project, was part of the team that returned the Avro Vulcan B2 bomber XM558 to the sky.
Today in Military & Aerospace History
Today on July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to…
UK Defence Secretary Fallon on Britain’s Global Role & Brexit
UK Defence Secretary Michael Fallon, MP, who remains defense secretary in Prime Minister Theresa May’s government, discusses Britain’s global role in the wake of the referendum to leave the European Union, the drop in the value of the British pound, the F-35 Lightning II, new programs like P-8 maritime patrol aircraft and AH-64E Apache attack helicopters, UK industrial policy, and innovation and DoD’s Third Offset Strategy.
McAuliffe Advances Virginia’s Defense & Aerospace Interests at Farnborough
Gov. Terry McAuliffe discusses the importance of attending the Farnborough International Airshow to advance Virginia’s defense and aerospace interests, improving training and education, and the need for the Export-Import Bank’s full reinstatement.
Top UK Analyst on Brexit, New Weapons Buys
Sash Tusa, defense and aerospace analyst with the equity research firm Agency Partners, discusses Brexit, Britain’s decision to buy new Boeing P-8 maritime patrol aircraft and AH-64E Apache attack helicopters, and UK defense industrial strategy.
UK Defence Ministry, Weaker Pound & Buying Power
Philip Dunne, Conservative Member of Parliament for Ludlow, in one of his last interviews as UK minister for defence procurement before taking a new post as senior health minister, discusses Brexit, a weaker pound, MoD buying power, acquiring new high-end systems and innovation.