British engine selected for Korean frigates

The Rolls-Royce MT30 marine gas turbine has been selected for the Republic of Korea Navy's FFX Batch III frigate, known as the Ulsan-class frigate, which will be built by Hyundai Heavy Industries. 

Type 45 Destroyers out of service dates revealed

On current plans, the Type 45 destroyers will leave service between 2035 and 2038.

Type 32 Frigate could act as ‘drone mothership’

It is currently envisioned that the Type 32 Frigate will be "a platform for autonomous systems", essentially a mothership for drones and other uncrewed systems.

British flagship links up with Italian aircraft carrier

The Italian carrier delivered "a crate of Peroni and freshly-cooked pizzas".

UK awards £2.4 billion weapon supply contract

The UK Government have signed a new £2.4 billion contract with BAE Systems to supply munitions to the British Armed Forces.

Uncrewed minehunters to replace conventional vessels

The next-generation mine hunting capability is designed to replace conventional crewed mine hunting vessels, such as the Royal Navy’s Hunt and Sandown class ships, with autonomous systems.

HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark safe from cuts

The Government have confirmed that HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark will remain in service, putting an end to speculation that the assault ships are to be cut.

What is the Type 32 frigate?

The Prime Minister has announced surprise plans to develop a new Type 32 Frigate to expand the Royal Navy fleet. Early speculation suggests they could be 'batch II' Type 31s, but not necessarily based on the Type 31 design.

UK Border Force tasked drone patrols English Channel

An AR-5 drone is operating over the English Channel on behalf of the UK Border Force.

UK assists with disaster relief in Honduras

Royal Navy helicopters have flown reconnaissance missions over devastated Honduras.

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