New patrol vessel handed over to Royal Navy in Gibraltar
HMS Cutlass has been formally handed over to the Royal Navy Gibraltar Squadron.
Beaufort’s Dyke – A Legacy of Contamination
It's a natural marvel with a murky past — Beaufort's Dyke, the deep trench that lies silent between the shores of Northern Ireland and Scotland, holds more than just water in its depths.
Type 45 Destroyers may be fitted with Mk41 VLS
The Royal Navy is seeking to increase the number of ships fitted with Mk 41 vertical launch systems.
FC/ASW missile to be compatible with Mk41 VLS
It has been confirmed that the missiles resulting from the Future Cruise/Anti-Ship Weapon (FC/ASW) programme will be compatible with the Mark 41 vertical launch system.
Counter-hypersonic capability key feature of Type 83 Destroyer
A key capability of the Type 83 Destroyer, the ship replacing the Type 45 Destroyer, will be the development of a counter-hypersonic capability.
British assault ship sails for the Arctic
HMS Albion is heading for the Arctic to act as the spearhead of amphibious/commando forces taking part in Exercise Cold Response
COVID-19 causes slight delay to Type 26 Frigate build
Technical difficulties in a number of key areas caused programme slippage, these were exacerbated by COVID-19 restrictions.
Dreadnought nuclear missile submarine ‘progressing well’
Due to the impact of COVID-19, 'Delivery Phase 2' was extended to March this year.
Future Cruise/Anti–Ship missile project moves forward
The project, originally believed to be one missile able to strike ships and land targets, now appears to have become two distinct missiles. One is a supersonic anti-ship missile and the other is a subsonic cruise missile.
British warships monitor Russian vessels near UK
Frigates HMS Kent, HMS Argyll and HMS Northumberland plus survey ship HMS Echo and patrol ships HMS Mersey and HMS Severn monitored Russian naval activity across 100's of miles.
