U.S. Navy probe finds systemic failures in Truman mishaps

A set of U.S. Navy investigations has found that four separate incidents involving USS Harry S Truman and its air wing during the carrier...

MOD awards £13m for SATCOM fit for next Type 26 frigates

The Ministry of Defence has awarded a £12.96 million contract to STS Defence for the production and installation communications equipment on the Royal Navy’s next batch of Type 26 frigates.

UK launches Atlantic Bastion to counter Russia at sea

The project links autonomous vessels, AI enabled detection networks and existing naval and air platforms, the government stated.

US strike kills four in latest lethal action in Carribean

American assets carried out a lethal strike on a vessel in international waters on 4 December under orders from U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.

Building ‘up to 12’ new subs requires major Barrow expansion

Sir Stephen Lovegrove has told MPs that the UK’s ability to deliver AUKUS submarines depends on sustained political commitment, long term investment in Barrow, and a more disciplined approach to major nuclear projects across Government.

Britain to take command of major NATO naval force

The Royal Navy has begun the process of taking command of NATO’s Maritime Allied Reaction Force, the alliance’s primary naval crisis response formation.

UK considering wider roll out of naval laser weapons

The UK is weighing whether to arm further Royal Navy ships with DragonFire beyond the initial vessels already funded for integration in 2027.

British frigate withdrawn from service in Gulf

HMS Lancaster will now be retired. The Type 23 Frigate will not return to the UK for decommissioning and will instead be prepared for disposal in Bahrain.

NATO sets out how it plans to fight and win at sea

NATO will further develop carrier strike, anti-submarine, naval mine warfare and seaborne autonomous capabilities to support the ability to deter, defend or decisively strike against an aggressor.

UK, Norway deepen naval pact as Russian activity rises

The UK and Norway have agreed to intensify joint operations in the North Atlantic in response to a documented 30 percent rise in Russian naval activity near UK waters over the past two years.

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