Sea Ceptor missile test firing trials from HMS Argyll conclude successfully
Firing trials for the new Sea Ceptor air defence system have been successfully completed say the Ministry of Defence.
Former First Sea Lord makes case for retaining older Offshore Patrol Vessel fleet
Lord West of Spithead has urged the government to retain the about to be replaced Offshore Patrol Vessel fleet.
HMS Ocean sails into port for Christmas as Royal Navy career ends
HMS Ocean has come home from deployment a day early as her career in the Royal Navy comes to an end.
No Royal Navy frigates or destroyers deployed overseas ‘alarming’ says Vice-Admiral
While no frigates or destroyers are deployed, 13 Royal Navy surface vessels and submarines are currently deployed around the world.
British and American Gulf mine warfare forces link up for exercise
The Royal Navy's Middle East mine warfare force of five ships and a command team were committed alongside unmanned American boats and the minehunter USS Gladiator.
Why has BAE decided not to build the Type 31e Frigate on the Clyde?
With the news that BAE don't intend to assemble the Type 31e Frigate on the Clyde, we ask why things have changed.
HMS Queen Elizabeth ‘taking on water’ due to propeller shaft seal issue
HMS Queen Elizabeth is reportedly taking on seawater because of a fault with one of the seals around its propeller shafts.
United Kingdom purchases Harpoon missile upgrades and support in order to keep system in...
The US, UK and other nations have purchased integrated logistics and engineering services support for their Harpoon missiles.
Quorn and Atherstone bow out in Portsmouth
In a quiet ceremony in Portsmouth on Thursday two more Royal Navy minehunters joined a long list of their predecessors to be ‘salami-sliced’.
Chief of the Defence Staff: British anti-submarine warfare capability ‘has been seriously neglected’
Air Chief Marshal Sir Stuart Peach warned that overall British anti-submarine capability has been serious neglected due to under funding.
