Top related persons:
Top related locs:
Top related orgs:

Search resuls for: "RAF Lakenheath"


4 mentions found


Newly captured satellite imagery shows that Iran's drone carriers are off its southern coast, thousands of miles away from the eastern United States. Satellite image ©2024 Maxar TechnologiesIran's drone ships aren't anywhere near the US. AdvertisementWhite House National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said the US has "no evidence" that the reported drone sightings are a national security or public safety threat. Iranian drone carriersIran has turned several container ships into militarized drone carriers in recent years. The military's drone problemThe reported New Jersey incidents are not a new phenomenon.
Persons: There's, Naval Weapons Station Earle, John Kirby, Jeff Van Drew, they've, Shahid Bagheri, Van Drew's, Shahid, Van Drews, Gregory Guillot, Pv2 James Newsome Organizations: Maxar Technologies, Business, Command, Arsenal, Naval Weapons Station, US Coast Guard, Pentagon, National Security, New Jersey Rep, Republican, Fox News, Langley Air Force Base, RAF Lakenheath, American, North American Aerospace Defense Command, Army, Vandenberg Space Force Locations: New Jersey, Iran, United States, Jersey, Persian, The, Iranian, United States of America, China, Virginia, California
LONDON — The British military has increased security around four air bases in the country that are used by U.S. forces after "a number" of drones were spotted near them, the U.S. Air Force said Wednesday. The drones fluctuated in “size and configuration,” the Air Force said. U.S. and British officials declined to say how many drones had been spotted, or who might be behind them. The RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall and RAF Feltwell bases are in southeast England, about two hours north of London. The fourth base, RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, is around 150 miles southwest of the other facilities.
Persons: Pat Ryder, We’re, David Goddard, Organizations: U.S . Air Force, Civil Aviation Authority, Pentagon, RAF, U.S . Air Force's, Fighter, Getty, RAF Mildenhall, U.S, Air Force, U.S . Air Forces, Security Forces Locations: U.S, Europe, England, London, RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire
By Dmitry Antonov and Guy FaulconbridgeMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will not deploy nuclear weapons abroad except in its ally Belarus but will find ways to counter any deployment of U.S. tactical nuclear weapons in Britain, the deputy minister in charge of arms control said on Thursday. President Vladimir Putin said last year that Moscow had transferred some tactical nuclear weapons to Belarus, blaming what he casts as a hostile and aggressive West for the decision. Asked by reporters if Russia would deploy nuclear weapons beyond Belarus, for example in South America, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said: "No, it is not planned." Separately, Ryabkov told Russia Today in an interview that U.S. plans to deploy tactical nuclear weapons to Britain would not deter Moscow. Neither Britain nor the United States have confirmed reports of the planned deployment of tactical nuclear weapons.
Persons: Dmitry Antonov, Guy Faulconbridge MOSCOW, Vladimir Putin, Sergei Ryabkov, Ryabkov, Putin, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, Zelenskiy's, Guy Faulconbridge, Gareth Jones Organizations: Federation of American Scientists, North Atlantic Alliance, NATO, Russia Today Locations: Russia, Belarus, Britain, Moscow, South America, Israel, Gaza, United States, Suffolk, England, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Turkey, Ukraine, China, India, Brazil, South Africa, Kyiv
A US Air Force fighter wing is asking people to stop aiming laser pointers at its aircraft. The UK-based fighter wing said this activity poses a "serious threat to flight safety." AdvertisementA US Air Force fighter wing based in the UK published an advisory asking people to stop pointing lasers at its aircraft. The 48th Fighter Wing out of RAF Lakenheath said on Thursday that there have been recent incidents of laser pointers being aimed at fighter aircraft during flight operations, raising "significant concerns." "This dangerous activity, known as 'lasing,' poses a serious threat to flight safety," the fighter wing wrote in a media advisory.
Persons: It's, , Lakenheath, RAF Lakenheath Organizations: US Air Force, Service, Air Force, Fighter, Lakenheath, RAF, US Air Forces, Kirtland Air Force Base, FBI, RAF Lakenheath, 48th Fighter Wing, Pentagon, US Navy Locations: London, England, Europe, New Mexico, China, Djibouti, East, Iran
Total: 4