At sea with Operation Baltic Sentry – A report from onboard
The Baltic Sea is quickly becoming a critical frontline for European security. With thousands of ships crossing its waters daily and vital undersea infrastructure...
NATO warns saboteurs in Baltic Sea will be caught
"We’re here, we’re going to see you doing this, stop it" warned Commodore Arjen Warnaar, Commander of SNMG1, onboard Swedish warship Carlskrona.
MoD tight-lipped on second undersea surveillance ship
The Government has shed some light on ongoing plans for a second vessel to support RFA Proteus in safeguarding the UK’s undersea telecommunications network.
Nuclear submarine work bringing more jobs to Glasgow
The Ministry of Defence’s Unity contract with Rolls-Royce is expected to create at least 200 new jobs in Cardiff and Glasgow.
Revitalising UK maritime industries crucial for growth
A new report from Dr Emma Salisbury at the Council on Geostrategy highlights the urgent need for revitalising Britain’s maritime industries to drive growth.
Type 23 Frigates complete inclining experiments
Two Royal Navy Type 23 frigates have recently completed successful inclining experiments at A&P Falmouth.
New submarine hub opens in Bristol, creating 100 jobs
A new Submarine Availability Support Hub (SASH) has officially opened in Bristol, promising to enhance the availability and maintenance of Britain’s nuclear submarine fleet, create 100 new jobs, and support apprenticeships.
British patrol boats prepare for Arctic deployment
The Royal Navy’s Coastal Forces Squadron is gearing up for a major mission in the Arctic.
Royal Navy warships to get £285m upgrades
The Royal Navy is set to benefit from £285 million in combat system designed to enhance the fleet’s ability to track, analyse, and respond to threats in combat.
Could independence damage Scottish shipbuilding?
Scottish independence would undermine the nation’s shipbuilding industry by cutting off vital UK defence contracts, warned Paul Sweeney MSP.
