HMS Prince of Wales – Shaft failure investigation results
Ministry of Defence letter sheds light on the cause of HMS Prince of Wales' shaft failure, discussing operational impacts and ongoing rectification efforts.
Meet Britain’s new Multi-Role Ocean Surveillance v essel
The UK has unveiled the name of its new Multi-Role Ocean Surveillance vessel, RFA Proteus.
British frigate helps hundreds flee Sudan
Royal Navy frigate HMS Lancaster, alongside sailors and Royal Marines, has assisted hundreds of civilians in fleeing war-torn Sudan.
Ferguson yard starts work on sections of Type 26 Frigate
Manufacturing is now underway at Ferguson Marine in Port Glasgow, on the first of three units to be built for HMS Belfast, the third Type 26 Frigate.
George Allison talks shipbuilding misinformation in interview
In a recent podcast hosted by Lt. Col Stuart Crawford, George Allison, the founder of the UK Defence Journal, shared his background and the journal's purpose.
British Wildcat helicopters hunt in Norwegian fjords
British and Norwegian forces have teamed up for a high-stakes training exercise in the fjords, focusing on hunting fast-attack craft.
Huge NATO anti-sub exercise kicks off
Twelve NATO nations have commenced the large-scale Anti-Submarine Warfare exercise, Dynamic Mongoose, in the North Atlantic on April 24th.
UK underlines commitment to NATO nuclear capability
Defence Minister Baroness Goldie recently hosted members of the North Atlantic Council and NATO Military Committee at Faslane.
BAE Systems secures £389m contract for US Navy C4I services
The company will perform work in various locations across the United States, including Alabama, California, Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, South Carolina, Washington, and Wisconsin.
US submarine surfaces near Iceland in signal to Russia
The Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine USS San Juan stopped briefly for supplies and personnel off Iceland's west coast recently.
