HMS Montrose checks weapons, sensors and navigation equipment at Norwegian range

HMS Montrose has spent a week at the NATO weapon and sensor range in Norway.

L3 and BAE Systems team up on the Type 26 Frigate for the Australian...

L3 Technologies announced this week that it will support the BAE Systems Power and Propulsion Team by providing the Integrated Platform Management System for the Royal Australian Navy SEA5000 bid.

First Naval Air Squadron embarks on-board HMS Queen Elizabeth

Merlin helicopters from the vessels own 820 Naval Air Squadron has embarked on-board aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth.

Withdrawal of Albion class amphibious vessels ‘strongly opposed’ by Defence Committee

The United Kingdom will lose its ability to conduct amphibious operations, if leaked plans considered in the National Security Capability Review (NSCR) are not cancelled, according to the Commons Defence Committee.

Progress of the Dreadnought class ballistic missile submarine build

A House of Commons briefing paper has detailed the progress made by the Dreadnought programme.

Using other vessels in place of the Albion class deemed ‘unreasonable level of risk’...

"Nor can there be any substitute for the Albion class vessels: the Committee is adamant that no other ships can be used as alternatives without assuming an unreasonable level of operational risk."

BAE awarded $54m worth of contracts to modernise US Navy amphibious assault ship and...

BAE Systems has received two US Navy contracts totalling $54.8 million to modernise the amphibious assault ship USS America and the guided missile cruiser USS Cape St. George.

Aircraft on-board HMS Queen Elizabeth as Captain discusses what’s next for the supercarrier

HMS Queen Elizabeth has sailed for the first phase of trials that will ultimately see the carrier will be declared safe to fly Chinook, Merlin, Wildcat and Apache attack helicopters in addition to F-35 jets later in the year.

Defence Committee dismiss claims Type 31e Frigate ‘ideal platform to host an embarked military...

The Defence Committee has questioned claims that the Type 31e is the "ideal platform to host an embarked military force", noting that any force embarked would be "tactically negligible".

Royal Navy has ‘desperate shortage of escort vessels’ says former First Sea Lord

In remarks that have surprised no-one, Former First Sea Lord West also warned that the UK is moving into an "area of great danger" owing to a diminishing Royal Navy fleet.

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