The Battle of Britain showcased the world’s first air and missile defence campaign, featuring systems of warnings and alerts, the pioneering use of radar, and coordinated efforts to repel German…

The lecture on Thursday 29 October 2026 at 5pm, will present a critical analysis of UK defence policy.

The RAF Museum Academic Awards run annually, and include prizes for BA, MA and PhD students studying Air Power-related subjects.

This is a Call for Papers for the 2027-28 lecture series. Abstracts and biographies are required on topics relating to modern Air Power.

Cormorant Club members gathered to celebrate their annual summer reunion on 17 June 2026. This year’s event theme focused on the evolution and challenges of UK air defence from 1924 to 2026, with a ke...

Has Iran Entered a Strategic Renaissance?

Join the RAF Museum London for a 2-day hybrid conference exploring the intersectionality between Air Power, humanitarianism and counterinsurgency

In this FASI viewpoint Captain Joe Dransfield explores the evolving use of drones and uncrewed systems in modern warfare and how the Military Aviation Authority are working to meet Defence’s…

Study an online international security master’s degree at King’s College London. This flexible international security MA explores global threats, policy and strategy, equipping professionals with lead...

William Reynolds looks at the UK's Defence Investment Plan and argues that the resources outlined match neither the commitments of the Strategic Defence Review nor the urgency of the challenges we fac...

This is a Call for Papers for the 2027-28 lecture series. Abstracts and biographies are required on topics relating to modern Air Power.

King’s has been selected to be part of the UK’s inaugural Defence Universities Alliance (DUA) network of 35 UK universities whose work will help to maintain safety and security in an increasingly inse...