RFA sees high application withdrawal rates
Recent data released by the Ministry of Defence reveals high application withdrawal rates for the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) over the past decade.
Rolls-Royce selects construction firm for AUKUS expansion
In June of last year, Rolls-Royce revealed plans to double the size of its submarines site in Derby to meet growing demand from the Royal Navy and in response to the AUKUS agreement.
Royal Navy escorts Russian warships through English Channel
Over the past two days, the Royal Navy has escorted five Russian ships through to the North Sea.
Ukrainian forces sink Russian corvette in Sevastopol
An attack, which likely included a combination of one-way attack drones and ATACMS missiles, almost certainly resulted in the sinking of the KARAKURT-Class Corvette 'TSIKLON'.
New frigate crew follow the guns of Glasgow
The crew of Britain’s newest frigate, HMS Glasgow, embarked on a pilgrimage to the sites where the original HMS Glasgow fought 80 years ago during the D-Day landings.
Royal Marines prepare for Normandy landings
Commandos will provide a dramatic commemoration of the Normandy landings by deploying landing craft.
Royal Navy needs to ‘adapt faster’ Second Sea Lord says
If the Royal Navy is to reach its 2040 goals, it must adapt faster and embrace cutting-edge technology, a senior naval officer has said.
HMS St Albans rejoins fleet after five-year revamp
HMS St Albans is now continuing her sea trials before beginning Operational Sea Training off the coast of Plymouth later this year.
Independence risks shipbuilding says Defence Secretary
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps warned that Scottish independence could jeopardise Scotland's shipbuilding industry.
British nuclear sub fires torpedoes and cruise missile
The Royal Navy's newest and most advanced hunter-killer submarine, HMS Anson, is on the verge of joining operational duties following intensive tests in the Atlantic.
