Could this be Britain’s future Commando Insertion Craft?
Leidos has unveiled its Sea Dagger design, pitching it as a contender for the Royal Navy’s future Commando Insertion Craft programme.
Thales completes combat and mission system tests for Type 31 frigates
Thales has announced the completion of key factory tests on the mission and combat systems that will equip the Royal Navy’s new Type 31 frigates.
Inside Rosyth, the shipyard poised for expansion
The Babcock yard at Rosyth is positioning itself for naval exports and expanded capacity, with executives confirming that plans are advancing for a £1 billion contract to build four frigates for the Danish Navy.
Downie push secures £340m upgrades for Rosyth dockyard
MP for the yard Graeme Downie, who has made securing new investment for Rosyth one of his top priorities since his election last year, said the decision was "a clear vote of confidence in our world-class workforce".
Rosyth could take nuclear subs under £340m upgrade plan
Rosyth may play a central role in supporting an expanded nuclear submarine fleet under a £340 million infrastructure programme, the UK Defence Journal understands.
Ministers confirm UK defence spending plans amid 5% pledge
Total defence spending under NATO’s definition is forecast at 2.36% in 2025-26, reaching 2.60% in 2027-28.
Admiral Radakin ends 40-year career in UK defence
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin has formally stepped down as Chief of the Defence Staff, closing a 40-year career in uniform that spanned command at sea, reform in Whitehall, and leadership through one of the most turbulent periods in recent British history.
Raytheon tests SPY-6 radar at sea in major US Navy trial
Raytheon, part of RTX, has announced the first live maritime test of its AN/SPY-6(V)4 radar in partnership with the US Navy, the company stated.
Call to revive Scottish steelworks for Type 26 exports
Scottish Labour MSP Paul Sweeney has pressed ministers to ensure that steel from Scotland is used in the landmark deal to build five Type 26 frigates for Norway.
Rosyth MP slams SNP for ‘childish’ defence politics
The Scottish Government’s decision to lift its long-standing ban on public funding for munitions production has been branded “childish” and “too little, too late” by Graeme Downie MP.
