Royal Navy ship boosts West African maritime security
HMS Trent has embarked on a mission to West Africa, aiming to enhance maritime security and curb criminal activities like piracy prevalent in the region.
First Royal Navy ship docks in Brisbane after three decades
For the first time since 1995, a British naval vessel has made port in Brisbane, Australia.
Welsh capital’s new affiliation with frigate
Civic leaders from Cardiff recently had their inaugural viewing of HMS Cardiff in Glasgow.
British Commandos train almost 1,000 Ukrainian Marines
Nearly 1,000 Ukrainian marines are gearing up to head home after an intensive training session by Royal Marine Commandos.
British warship aids Caribbean Turtle conservation effort
Portsmouth-based HMS Dauntless, currently patrolling the Caribbean to curb drug smuggling with the US Coast Guard, took the initiative during its deployment.
First U.S. nuclear sub docks in Western Australia post-AUKUS
The AUKUS partnership, unveiled in September 2021, has its foundation in strengthening the defence capacities of the three countries and endorsing security within the Indo-Pacific region.
Nuclear sub dry docked for final dismantling in Rosyth
Swiftsure was dry-docked in Rosyth to begin preparations for final dismantling and will be fully dismantled by the end of 2026.
Thales to be awarded large contract to support navy equipment
The Ministry of Defence has announced its intention to award a substantial contract, valued at an estimated £2.9 billion, to Thales UK Limited.
Scottish shipbuilding gets boost with historic barge build
In February 2021, Harland & Wolff acquired the assets of two Scottish yards to focus on ship fabrication work within the renewables, energy and defence sectors.
Boost to Clyde Shipbuilding rejected by Scottish Government
A substantial £800m scheme intended to rejuvenate Clyde shipbuilding and address Scotland's ferry crisis with a fleet of 50 catamarans has been met with rejection.