HMS Queen Elizabeth crew practice dealing with ‘collision or grounding’
The crew of the aircraft carrier have practiced dealing with "a collision or grounding", as part of operational sea training.
HMS Queen Elizabeth getting ready for Exercise Crimson Ocean
The carrier and her F-35s will be put through their paces.
Northrop Grumman builds ‘Very Lightweight Torpedo’ for US Navy
Northrop Grumman say it has successfully manufactured and tested the first industry-built Very Lightweight Torpedo (VLWT) for the U.S. Navy.
How many days did the Type 45 Destroyers spend at sea in recent years?
Have you wondered how many days the Type 45 Destroyer fleet spent at sea over the last few years?
Harland & Wolff joins with Spanish shipbuilder for new Fleet Solid Support ships
Harland & Wolff has joined forces with Navantia to form 'Team Resolute', a shipbuilding collaboration which will bid for the Fleet Solid Support Ship programme to be built in Belfast.
Rolls-Royce wins major Type 31 Frigate propulsion contract
Rolls-Royce is to supply complete MTU propulsion systems for five new Type 31 Frigates for the Royal Navy.
Babcock awarded missile tube contract extension by Electric Boat
The work is part of the Common Missile Compartment project for the UK Dreadnought class and US Columbia class nuclear missile submarine programmes.
Royal Navy big deck carriers from 1960 to today – A Commentary
The 1966 Defence White Paper and the 1998 Strategic Defence Review witnessed first a lapse and then the reinstatement of big deck carriers in the Royal Navy.
NATO takes part in naval ‘invasion’ of Sweden
Standing NATO Maritime Group One played the role of a simulated adversary fighting Swedish naval forces defending Swedish territory from the intruders.
Royal Navy icebreaker undergoing refit – unmanned capabilities added
HMS Protector is undergoing a major overhaul, including preparing the ship to carry unmanned survey devices say the Royal Navy.
