British drone releases torpedo at sea for first time
During the multinational exercise, the T-600 successfully released an inert Sting Ray training variant anti-submarine torpedo during a flight mission at sea for the first time.
NATO forces strengthen ties in Baltic Sea exercise
From 11th to 22nd September, over 3,000 sailors, marines, and aviators convened in the central Baltic Sea, within the territorial waters of Latvia and Estonia.
Efforts underway to accelerate Type 26 Frigate delivery
The Ministry of Defence has addressed questions about the steps taken to expedite the delivery of the Type 26 frigates to prevent any reduction in the Royal Navy's frigate numbers.
MoD confirm plans for 19 frigates and destroyers
The recent commitment to a 19-ship Royal Navy escort fleet omits mention of the anticipated Type 32 frigates.
Germany concludes sea trials of laser weapon system
The Bundeswehr, Germany's unified armed forces, has announced the successful conclusion of Laser Weapon Demonstrator trials conducted onboard the German frigate Sachsen.
British frigate HMS Iron Duke hosts King
HMS Iron Duke played host to the King and Queen during the final leg of their three-day State Visit to France.
US Navy SEALs work with assault ship in Arctic Ops
Ships like the USS John P. Murtha are essential for their "unique capabilities that make them ideal platforms to support special operations forces".
820 Squadron joins carrier to deter ‘unfriendly submarines’
820 Naval Air Squadron recently embarked onboard HMS Queen Elizabeth, underscoring a clear message to unfriendly submarines: the flagship will be closely guarded.
NATO conducts major electronic warfare exercise
British Falcon DA-20 aircraft and Spanish AV8B Harriers worked alongside the JEWCS-fitted ESPS Vigia, presenting a variety of genuine threats against which NATO warships were tested.
HMS Lancaster halts drug shipment in fourth bust of 2023
In the northern Arabian Sea, Royal Navy Type 23 frigate HMS Lancaster delivered its fourth major drug interception of the year.
