HMS Queen Elizabeth will leave Portsmouth on 5th September at around 1820 for a three-month deployment around the UK and northern Europe in her new role as a NATO command ship. The carrier has just ...
At a ceremony held today at Navantia UK's Appledore shipyard, the first section of RFA Resurgent was formally laid down. This ...
Sweden has signed a SEK 47Bn (c£3.62Bn) contract with Naval Group for four FDI frigates, with the first ship due for delivery ...
Reports in the Telegraph that Germany is considering financial and military support for Britain’s nuclear weapons are part of a widening debate over European defence. Berlin could help protect the ...
The first of Poland’s new Miecznik-class frigates, ORP Wicher, has been launched in Gdynia, marking a major milestone in the renewal of the Polish Navy and another success for the British-designed ...
HMS Tamar exercised navigation rights and freedoms in the South China Sea over the weekend, operating alongside the Royal Australian Navy frigate HMAS Perth. The activity continues a pattern of joint ...
The MoD hopes to speed up two major dock renewal projects at Devonport following the site operator’s release from 12 years of enhanced nuclear safety oversight. A parliamentary answer this week ...
The US Navy is looking at frigate designs from Japan, South Korea and Turkey as it searches for a faster way to rebuild its surface fleet. The most radical option could see the first few vessels ...
On 28th June, the Canadian Navy formally announced the start of construction work on its River-class destroyers. Here we look at how this design has been developed from the Royal Navy’s Type 26 ...
On the day the new Shipbuilding Hall at Govan was formally opened, we were invited to BAE Systems’ Clyde facilities to visit HMS Glasgow and see the progress resulting from a £300M portfolio of ...
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