HMS Glasgow Senior Rating receives Herbert Lott award

Petty Officer Dale Thomas of HMS Glasgow has been awarded the prestigious Herbert Lott Efficiency Award for his outstanding contribution to training and governance on board the Royal Navy’s first Type 26 frigate.

Britain and allies condemn Chinese military drills near Taiwan

The foreign ministers of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States — along with the High Representative of the European Union — condemned what they described as “provocative actions” by Beijing.

Britain’s future laser ship?

While global navies stick with the term DDG (guided-missile destroyer), perhaps Britain is heading toward a DDL — a directed-energy destroyer — with the upcoming Type 83.

Britain’s destroyers to get laser weapons

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed plans to accelerate the deployment of the cutting-edge 'DragonFire Laser Directed Energy Weapon' system onboard British warships by 2027.

MOD research grant spending tops £600m in 2023–24

The Ministry of Defence spent over £600 million on research contracts and grants in the 2023–24 financial year.

Army tests new military port agreement at Immingham

A shipment of British Army vehicles and equipment has returned to the UK via Immingham Port following NATO’s Exercise Steadfast Dart, marking the first operational use of a new strategic agreement between the Ministry of Defence and Associated British Ports.

Conservatives launch new defence policy drive

According to the party, the new defence strand will be built on engagement with Armed Forces personnel, veterans, and defence sector leaders.

US and Australian firms unveil autonomous naval strike craft

A new design for a fast, modular naval vessel capable of autonomous operations and missile launch has been unveiled by US defence company Eureka Naval Craft and Australian autonomy specialists Greenroom Robotics.

BMT and AEUK test autonomous maritime system

UK maritime firms BMT and ATLAS ELEKTRONIK UK (AEUK) have completed a joint testing programme designed to assess how an uncrewed vessel navigates in line with international maritime regulations.

Reservists train for global operations in Northern Ireland

Over 150 Royal Navy Reservists and Royal Marines came together in Ballykinler, Northern Ireland, for Exercise Northern Star, an annual training event designed to sharpen operational readiness for deployments around the world.

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