Growing concern that 7th Astute class submarine may be cut says MP
John Woodcock, MP for Barrow and Furness where the Astute class submarines are built, has expressed concern over the future of the 7th submarine amid budget squeeze.
What’s next for HMS Queen Elizabeth?
HMS Queen Elizabeth will sail for rotary wing trials at sea in the coming days, where she will undergo deck trials with Royal Navy Merlin helicopters.
Government again confirm all Type 26 Frigates to be Clyde built
Under-Secretary of State for Defence Guto Bebb has again confirmed that eight Type 26 Frigate will be built on the Clyde, the fourth time the Government have been asked to confirm this in as many months.
HMS Enterprise spends New Year period in Turkey
For the crew of HMS Enterprise, flagship of NATO's MCM Group 2, the New Year started in Turkey.
USS Fitzgerald arrives home for repair and restoration
The Arleigh Burke class USS Fitzgerald arrived in Mississippi aboard heavy lift vessel MV Transshelf inward bound from Japan after a serious collision.
BAE Systems to provide US Navy with modernised Mk 45 guns
The US Navy has awarded BAE Systems a $46.8 million contract option to deliver Mk 45 Naval Guns.
Carrier strike operations delivering ‘significant combat power’ now a ‘step closer’
A UK Carrier Strike Group exercise was run by the US Navy and involved the French, Danish and German navies.
First hull section of HMS Glasgow, the first Type 26 Frigate, now complete
The first section of the first Type 26 'City class' frigate HMS Glasgow has been completed in her namesake city.
Mounts Bay continues Caribbean mission in Anguilla
RFA Mounts Bay has arrived in the British Overseas Territory of Anguilla continuing its busy program of visits and engagements across the Caribbean under the North Atlantic Patrol Tasking.
HMS Queen Elizabeth begins initial rotary wing aircraft trials
A Merlin helicopter has been training with HMS Queen Elizabeth in Portsmouth Naval Base as part of her Rotary Wing Trials.
