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    A look at British ships in the Brazilian fleet

    The complex task of keeping modern naval fleets primed and ready

    UK ranked second most powerful country in the world

    Defence predictions 2019: Where physical meets digital – balancing opportunity and...

    Would naval shipbuilding continue on the Clyde if Scotland left the...

    The Anglo-Omani relationship, an example of Global Britain foreign policy

    Breathing new life into older equipment – how to extend the...

    ‘New Russian missile undermines European security’ says NATO chief

    Report warns Russia would be able to ‘overrun vulnerable areas of...

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