Successful first surface ship and submarine firings of Saab Lightweight Torpedo
Saab conducted the first tests with the Saab Lightweight Torpedo from a corvette and a submarine.
MoD sign £26m engine support contract for small boat fleet
The MoD have signed a £26.7m contract with British company EP Barrus to supply and maintain outboard and inboard motors fitted to the MOD’s small boats fleet.
British warships complete Baltic naval exercise
HMS Kent and HMS Ramsey were part of Exercise BALTOPS in the Baltic Sea.
Astute class to be featured on popular charity coin
New designs of a special commemorative coin depicting Barrow-built submarines have been released.
‘Britannia 2.0’ – MP pushing for hospital ship
Penny Mordaunt, Member of Parliament for Portsmouth North, is pushing for a vessel to provide a range of "medical, administrative, training, communication and logistic services".
HMS Queen Elizabeth ready to conduct carrier strike operations
Aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth has been declared "trained and safe" to conduct carrier strike operations.
BAE Systems sells six Pacific 24 Rigid Inflatable Boats
The RIBs are being supplied to Australia's Austal to equip two Cape-class Patrol Boats they are building for the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard.
Royal Navy and Irish Navy train together in Celtic Sea
British and Irish naval vessels, HMS Tyne and the LÉ George Bernard Shaw, have completed two days of training in the Celtic Sea.
Myths surrounding the Queen Elizabeth class aircraft carriers
No aircraft, no escorts, no kettles. How much truth can be found in the many myths surrounding HMS Queen Elizabeth and her sister HMS Prince of Wales?
MoD to ‘mitigate impact’ of Covid-19 on Type 31 Frigate project
Work is being undertaken to mitigate any potential impact from COVID-19 on the Type 31 programme.
