BAE bags $37m contract for Next Generation Launcher Design
BAE Systems has secured a $37 million contract from the U.S. Department of Defense to design the Next Generation Evolved SeaSparrow Missile Launch System (NGELS).
NATO deploys ships to Baltic Sea during NATO Summit
The fleet has been patrolling off the Lithuanian coastline, ensuring maritime situational awareness both from the air and at sea.
Tideforce conducts replenishment trials with commercial tanker
The trials, which took place off the coast of Portland, aimed to examine how RFA tankers could extend services to the commercial sector and vice versa.
British aircraft carrier sails from Portsmouth
The Kings Flagship, HMS Queen Elizabeth, has sailed for trials ahead of a Carrier Strike Group deployment later this year.
Ukrainian warships complete training off Scottish coast
The Ukrainian Navy's newest vessels, Chernihiv and Cherkasy, have concluded their latest training phase in Scotland as part of Exercise Sea Breeze 2023.
British patrol ship ready for Africa mission
HMS Trent is set to embark on a mission in Africa, following extensive restoration work.
British frigate leads multinational force in Arctic
HMS Northumberland led a multi-national task group in the High North, operating in conjunction with partners from the Royal Norwegian and United States Navies.
Minehunting mothership conducts trials
For the first time, three boats joined RFA Stirling Castle marking a critical milestone in the integration of autonomous minehunting systems within the navy.
British support ship works with A-10s
Bay-class support ship RFA Cardigan Bay and US Air Force A-10 Warthogs joined forces in an exercise dubbed Neptune’s Kilt.
Britain ‘absolutely’ could defend the Falklands says CDS
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin was asked, "So could we defend the Falklands?". His reply was straightforward. "Absolutely".
