NATO warships arrive in Glasgow

The vessels are in Glasgow ahead of the upcoming Joint Warrior exercise taking place off the coast of Scotland.

Work progresses on massive new Glasgow frigate factory

The new complex is part of a £300m investment in BAE's shipbuilding facilities on both sides of the Clyde.

The Status of the British Fleet

From the formidable Queen Elizabeth-class carriers to the nimble Archer-class patrol boats, this analysis reveals the number of active and inactive vessels across each distinct class. (w/t Britsky @TBrit90)

Only two Irish Naval vessels operational

Only two of the eight vessels in the Irish Naval Service are currently available for patrols, raising concerns about Ireland's maritime security.

F-35 jets join HMS Prince of Wales for trials

Test pilots joined the carrier off the Eastern Seaboard of the U.S. for Developmental Test phase 3 (DT-3).

Norwegian SAR helicopter lands on British aircraft carrier

It is understood that the landing was planned to prove deck currency and discuss future collaborations with the Norwegian Air Operations Centre.

UK ships and aircraft deploying to waters close to Israel

The UK government has announced the deployment of British military assets to the Eastern Mediterranean, aiming to back Israel and bolster regional stability.

Helicopters from HMS Queen Elizabeth launch torpedos

820 Naval Air Squadron have performed the first Training Variant Torpedo (TVT) drop from a Merlin launched from a Queen Elizabeth Class Carrier.

HMS Dauntless strengthens Caribbean disaster readiness

HMS Dauntless is actively assisting British territories in the Caribbean with disaster relief preparations as the height of hurricane season nears.

Griffon Hoverwork introduces British ‘Wyvern’ LCAC design

Griffon Hoverwork has launched its latest class of Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC): The Wyvern.

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