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Inside the UK’s High-Stakes F-35 Procurement: Navigating a Complex Balancing Act

The United Kingdom’s procurement strategy for the F-35 Lightning II fighter jet represents a complex balancing act between operational readiness, industrial capability, and budgetary constraints. As the UK seeks to maintain its status as a leading air power while managing evolving defense priorities, the approach to acquiring and integrating the fifth-generation stealth aircraft highlights both [...]F-35 · Gaza See the Story

#WavellReviews War in the Smartphone Age by Matthew Ford

War in the Smartphone Age explores how modern technologies, particularly smartphones, are transforming the character of conflict. Dr Matthew Ford, an Associate Professor in War Studies, makes a compelling case that “peeling back the layers of technology makes it possible to use the smartphone for the purposes of war.” The smartphone is no longer just a communications tool; it is rapidly becoming both a weapon and a battlefield. Military readers …Smartphones · Israel Read Article

Making NATO More Agile and Lethal: A Digital Insurgency is Underway

“Nothing After Two O’clock” or “No Action, Talk Only” are well-worn jabs at the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) that once resonated with a certain truth. They conjured images of bureaucratic inertia and a disconnect between lofty pronouncements and concrete action. This has changed. NATO’s Allied Command Operations is shifting its culture to rapidly adopt new technologies and capabilities at record breaking speed. A prime example is th…NATO · Gaza Read Article

The false promise of new technology: the British Army and the (new) calibre debate

It is the lot of the infantry to hold ground and get shot at. This is the mundane history of the infantry, not the story you hear during training at Catterick or Brecon. But our social media feeds show us the reality. Soldiers in Ukraine are repeatedly filmed sitting in trenches waiting to be mortared, attacked by artillery or chased by a suicide FPV drone. Encounters involving small infantry units engaging each other are rare; instead, remote f…British Army · Catterick Read Article

Is Autonomy the End of the Naval Warfare Officer

The end of the Warfare Officer? You’re not unskilled, they’re the wrong skills. In a rain-beaten marina on a rugged coastline, near a nameless village more familiar with fishing than fleet operations, a teenage Able Seaman sits inside a converted shipping container. Watching a laptop screen, they remotely pilot a small crewless boat through choppy waters via a suite of cameras and RADAR feeds. For all intents and purposes, they are the Captain.…Autonomy · Australia Read Article

Cheap is good enough

With the imminent publication of the new government’s first Strategic Defence Review this article throws out a challenge. Can we make the first cheap British Army division of the modern period? Can we afford not to? The ‘world-beating’ delusion Britain has a ‘world-beating’ epidemic. It would be funny if we were not paying such a high cost for this delusion. Who started it may be debated. That it has become an empty boast is indisputable. T…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Thinking Sailors: Re-imagining Staff Training and Postgraduate Education for the Royal Navy

Introduction There can be few employers who offer such a wide array of postgraduate training opportunities as the Royal Navy. Postgraduate degrees, fellowships and staff college places all purport to meet the wider needs of the Service. But does this wide array of opportunities meet the needs of individuals and are these courses worth the investment? With such a bewildering range of opportunities on offer, does the wide choice risk putting off f…Royal Navy · Shrivenham Read Article

A Nuclear Dilemma: Peacekeeping in Ukraine

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Introduction President Donald Trump’s attempt to end the war in Ukraine continues, but for how much longer? He has recently stated that his patience is wearing thin. Even if a meaningful ceasefire materialises, the extent to which the U.S. might provide security guarantees is still unknown. One thing that appears to be clear is that European nations will be taking the lead in any peacekeeping force used to enforce whatever peace deal might be n…Donald Trump See the Story

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