US Edition
Red Sea missile war: Navy helicopters are making air-to-air kills like fighters
Door gun not Topgun, in the new world of slow drones
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The huge, resource rich territory China will snatch while the West dithers
As a former Royal Navy icebreaker captain, I’m one of just a few who have been there
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Round the Mulberry bush: The US operation to build a Gaza aid harbour will not be easy
A case of do what you can, not what you should
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We must be honest about Trident if we want it to be a deterrent
The Government must be clear and concise about what happened... the credibility of our most important defence asset depends on it
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History has been made as ballistic missiles finally used against warships for real
Perhaps at last the 'aircraft carriers are obsolete' mantra will cease
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HMS Prince of Wales beat her 30-day notice to sail by 22 days. This is not a failure
US carrier Eisenhower was a day later than expected, too. Everyone just calm down
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It’s quiet in the Red Sea. Too quiet
The Houthis will presently have missiles again if they don’t already
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The US, France, Russia and now Britain. Everyone has carrier problems
This is why you don't just have one
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Britain literally can’t send a carrier ‘to replace’ America’s in the Red Sea
HMS Queen Elizabeth is on standby. The Houthi threat is real – it's time to let go of our peacetime mindset
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The Houthis have a major advantage in battle for the Red Sea
A massive coalition of military stakeholders desperate to keep the shipping route secure are nonetheless politically divided
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The Red Sea fighting shows the humiliating difference between the US and Royal Navies
There's no way to decribe our current situation as anything other than a disaster
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One US Navy captain shows how our armed services could fix their recruiting problems
Our embattled forces are out of sight, out of mind
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I commanded four warships. Let’s take a look at this Royal Navy crash in Bahrain
Ship handling can be a tricky business, even with twin screws and bow thruster
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Can the Marines and their Navy assault ships survive in the modern world?
You have to admire the USMC's political savvy
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The Houthis have probably lost radar coverage in the Red Sea. This will limit them
The UK and even more the US have delivered telling blows, but this isn't over
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