Tom Sharpe

For navies to succeed on operations they need two things: balance and mass. Balance to give them a spread of capabilities to respond to circumstances

Getting accurate missile intercept data in times of war is difficult with both sides inevitably selling their own narrative to their various audiences.

Russian ‘super weapons’ can be knocked down if we just get the right missiles

This weekend the US aircraft carrier USS Harry S Truman was conducting flying operations in the Southern Red Sea when her air defence command

The new year is almost upon us. For the Royal Navy it will be, first and foremost, the year of Carrier Strike Group deployment 2025 (CSG25) . This

Military medals are a contentious subject. Given that rewarding the exceptional should be a positive thing, we do manage to extract a certain negativity from it, perhaps in a uniquely British way.

An OBE is not the right award for the captain of the fighting HMS Diamond

Inter-service rivalry takes many forms . Most of the time it's light-hearted and comes from the loyalty your own service ingrains in you from day one in uniform as part of assimilating you into an effective operational team.

Cutting undersea cables or otherwise meddling with underwater infrastructure has become something of a trend.

The American philosopher and Presidential Medal of Freedom winner Eric Hoffer once said, “the only way to predict the future is to have the power