The Type 45 engine problems – it’s not the Royal Navy’s fault
The Type 45 destroyer is often regarded as the most advanced guided missile destroyer in the world.
HMS Protector concludes brief survey mission in Diego Garcia
Antarctic patrol vessel HMS Protector has completed her brief survey mission in the unusually temperate climate of the British Indian Ocean Territory.
HMS Montrose in Exercise Baltic Cross
HMS Montrose has started two weeks of training with the Finnish and Swedish Navies.
Royal Navy pilot hails ‘unique simulator’ supporting first of class F-35 flight trials
One of the UK's leading F-35 Lightning test pilots has spoken of the importance of a simulator for use in preparation of flight trials on board HMS Queen Elizabeth.
820 Naval Air Squadron prepare for night operations from HMS Queen Elizabeth
820 Naval Air Squadro is making its final preparations to embark onto HMS Queen Elizabeth.
Babcock Team 31 hosting second Type 31e suppliers conference
Team 31 is meeting with supply chain companies to share the potential opportunities the £1.25 billion Type 31e general purpose light frigate programme
How much will it cost to fix the Type 45 Destroyer fleet?
The cost of fixing the propulsion issues on the Type 45 Destroyer fleet has now been confirmed.
MoD would ‘not have to pay compensation’ if £1bn shipbuilding order kept in UK,...
By contrast, putting order out to international tender could cost shipbuilding jobs and prosperity, warns union.
NATO Anti-Submarine Warfare Exercise Dynamic Mongoose concludes
NATO Submarine Warfare Exercise DYNAMIC MONGOOSE 2018 concluded last week.
RFA Lyme Bay preparing for deployment East of Suez
Bay class auxiliary RFA Lyme Bay is completing the final stages of her Extended Annual Certification Period in A&P’s Falmouth Dockyard ahead of her deployment to the Middle East later this year where she is expected to relieve sister ship RFA Cardigan Bay and participate in the major Safe Sword exercise off Oman.
