Rolls-Royce test mtu engines with hydrogen

Rolls-Royce has confirmed the successful completion of trials for a 12-cylinder gas variant of the mtu Series 4000 L64 engine, which operates on 100% hydrogen fuel.

American countermeasures contract awarded to BAE Systems

BAE Systems in Nashua, New Hampshire has been awarded a $66 million contract modification for radio frequency countermeasures for the U.S. Navy, Air Force and Foreign Military Sales customer fighter aircraft.

Defence Secretary confirms Type 32 Frigate still planned

The Defence Secretary has confirmed that the Type 32 Frigate is still being planned despite earlier rumours of cancellation, offering an explanation for why the class hasn't yet been funded.

New naval mine-hunting ‘mother ship’ to be based in Scotland

A specialist ship bought to support Royal Navy mine-hunting operations has arrived in Plymouth for conversion work before heading to Faslane, near Glasgow.

New anti-ship, land attack missiles fitted to British frigate

HMS Somerset, a Type 23 Frigate, is the first British warship to receive a replacement for the ageing Harpoon missile - the anti-ship and land-attack 'Naval Strike Missile'.

British aircraft carrier heading to Scotland

British aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth is heading to Scotland to stock up on ammunition.

‘No future’ for Scottish naval shipbuilding on independence

According to Professor Keith Hartley, a renowned expert and former UN consultant and senior defence economist, there will be "no future" for Scottish warship building industry in an independent Scotland.

UK orders ‘major success story’ for Scottish shipbuilding

A committee of MPs from the Conservatives, Labour and the SNP have agreed in a report that "Scottish military shipbuilding is a major success story" thanks to Royal Navy orders and foreign exports.

Report warns shipyards at risk if future orders sent abroad

The Committee has called for increased transparency regarding the allocation of shipbuilding contracts in the coming years.

Government insist ‘no plans’ to scrap Type 32 Frigate

"There are currently no plans to withdraw the Type 32 Frigate Programme and it remains a key part of the future fleet for the Royal Navy."

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