Generational Change Planned for Post-Brexit British Armed Forces

Tony Osborne October 06, 2020
British Royal Navy Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carrier
The Royal Navy’s new Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers could act as “lily pads” for operations in Asia, as the UK looks to expand its presence in the region.
Credit: Belinda Alker/Royal Navy
The UK will need to restructure its military, establish a greater military footprint overseas and operate more like its adversaries if it intends to fight competitively in a new era of warfare. While its new Integrated Operating Concept recognizes the leaps in capability and technology in the...
Tony Osborne

Based in London, Tony covers European defense programs. Prior to joining Aviation Week in November 2012, Tony was at Shephard Media Group where he was deputy editor for Rotorhub and Defence Helicopter magazines.

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