Britain reconfirms plans to increase defence spending
The UK government has reiterated its commitment to achieving 2.5% of GDP expenditure on defence.
New frigate to be launched in Scotland next month
HMS Cardiff, the second of eight Type 26 Frigates, will soon be launched and enter the water for the first time.
Could British carriers soon host advanced jet combat drones?
General Atomics believes so, and they are promoting their Gambit 5 drone as the answer to enhancing the capabilities of Britain's Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers.
Royal Navy completes project to replace small survey boats
The Royal Navy has successfully completed a seven-year, £48 million programme to replace its fleet of small boats, with the final vessel handed over in Devonport.
British carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth back at sea
HMS Queen Elizabeth left dry-dock at Rosyth today after undergoing critical repairs to her starboard propeller shaft coupling and is now back at Sea.
American warship rescues vessel in Eastern Mediterranean
Sailors from the USS Bulkeley provided life-saving assistance to an adrift vessel on July 16 during routine operations in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea.
Drone video shows progress on Glasgow ‘frigate factory’
Exclusive drone footage reveals the rapid development of the new shipbuilding hall at BAE Systems' shipyard in Govan, Glasgow.
RFA Lyme Bay showcases amphibious capabilities on exercise
One of the key demonstrations during the exercise was the successful operation of a U.S. Marine Corps MV22 Osprey from the flight deck of RFA Lyme Bay.
Scot Gov seeks UK frigate work to keep Ferguson yard open
The Scottish Government is seeking more work from the UK Government's Type 26 Frigate programme to secure the future of the Ferguson Marine shipyard in Port Glasgow and keep the yard open.
Ministry of Defence tenders £100m global refuelling contract
The Ministry of Defence has announced a £100 million tender for the Defence Fuels Global Resupply Capability (DFGRC) contract.
