Royal Navy facilitates research in Antarctica
HMS Protector recently undertook a mission to Antarctica, hosting two researchers from the University of Portsmouth.
US General visits Faslane naval base
General Anthony Cotton, Commander of US Strategic Command, recently paid a visit to the United Kingdom to acquaint himself with Britain's nuclear capabilities.
Royal Navy progress autonomous minehunting ops
The Royal Navy has reported significant progress in the domain of minehunting through the use of autonomous systems.
US Navy urges Britain to scrap cuts to the armed forces
In an unusual public intervention, the US Navy Secretary, Carlos Del Toro, has urged the United Kingdom to reconsider the scale and capabilities of its armed forces.
Status of the Type 45 Destroyer fleet
HMS Diamond, HMS Duncan and HMS Dauntless are all currently available for operations.
Charity ’13 Frigates being built in Scotland’ t-shirt launched
Our annual charity fundraising effort kicks off this year with a t-shirt proclaiming that, despite nonsense online, 13 frigates are, in fact, being built in Scotland.
US Central Command declares two Navy Seals deceased
Following a 10-day multinational search operation two US Navy Seals have been declared deceased.
Dreanought sub on track despite increased cost forecast
Despte a rise in forecasted costs, the Dreadnought submarine programme is 'on budget and on schedule'.
Clyde shipyard strike averted as contractors secure rise
Strike action involving over 30 members contracted to work on the new Type 26 Frigates on the Clyde has been called off after a significant pay victory.
British warships getting missile upgrade
The Ministry of Defence is to spend £405 million to upgrade the Sea Viper missile system currently being used by the Royal Navy to down drones over the Red Sea.
