American command ship arrives in Greece
The USS Mount Whitney, a Blue Ridge-class command and control ship, has arrived in Souda Bay, Greece.
UK Government affirms independence of nuclear deterrent
"Only the Prime Minister can authorise the firing of our nuclear weapons, even if they are to be employed as part of a NATO response."
Royal Navy to acquire new Oceanographic UUVs for £3.3m
The Ministry of Defence has announced its intent to award a £3.3 million contract to Teledyne Instruments for the procurement of six Slocum G3 Gliders for the Royal Navy.
New Scottish ferry to resume service after minor repair
As we noted earlier, structural issues like this are not uncommon for newly commissioned vessels and are often identified during early inspections as ships settle into service.
UK leads NATO anti-submarine warfare initiative
The UK is leading NATO’s Anti-Submarine Warfare 'Smart Defence Initiative', focusing on the rapid exploitation of maritime uncrewed systems to strengthen undersea surveillance and defence.
Britain needs more frigates warns report
A new report by William Freer, published by the Council on Geostrategy, has warned that the UK’s ability to track and neutralise hostile submarines is at risk due to a shrinking fleet.
Britain using AI powered drones to hunt for mines
The new autonomous mine-hunting technology, developed in collaboration with France and managed by the Organisation for Joint Armament Co-operation (OCCAR), aims to enhance maritime security while supporting UK industry.
The unseen sacrifice of the Royal Navy’s submariners
Beneath the vast ocean, far removed from everything we take for granted, a small group of men and women carry out one of the most demanding duties in the Armed Forces. They ask for nothing. They expect no thanks. But they deserve it all the same.
Glen Sannox temporarily withdrawn from service
MV Glen Sannox has been temporarily withdrawn from service due to a minor hull crack—but let’s have some perspective, this is not a big deal.
British frigate seizes £5.4m Class A drugs in Middle East
The Royal Navy has disrupted a major international drug smuggling operation, with HMS Lancaster intercepting and seizing £5.4 million worth of heroin and methamphetamine...
