NATO ships take part in Greek mine countermeasures exercise
Hosted by Greece, the exercise involved a series of challenging mine countermeasures tasks.
British patrol ship trains in New Zealand
Patrol ship HMS Tamar geared up for an intensive period safeguarding vital fishing stocks in the South Pacific through training in New Zealand.
UK and Australia sign new defence agreement
The agreement will help facilitate UK submarine crews visiting Australia.
New Glasgow frigate factory reaches milestone
The main piling works at the new shipbuilding facility at the BAE Systems yard in Glasgow, have been completed.
Royal Navy exploring replenishing missiles at sea
"The Ministry of Defence is actively investigating options for alternative means of replenishing VLS, including underway replenishment."
UK spending £8m to buy new heat exchangers for Astute subs
The Ministry of Defence aims to procure two reactor fresh water-cooling heat exchangers from French firm Naval Group for two Astute class submarines.
HMS Bulwark unlikely to return to sea ‘unless needed’
The promise of assault ship HMS Bulwark taking over from HMS Albion and returning to operational service has morphed into a vague assurance of the ship being made available "if required".
British frigate ‘ready for enduring operations’
After a period alongside conducting maintenance, the crew of Type 23 Frigate HMS Lancaster has made sure the warship is back up to speed.
Huge new Glasgow frigate factory progresses
Drone imagery shows the progress of a massive new 'frigate factory' in Glasgow.
British minehunting drone team mark one year in Gulf
The team responsible for introducing autonomous minehunting into front-line operations in the Gulf has successfully completed its first 12 months.
