UK decommissions last Trafalgar class nuclear submarine

The Royal Navy has formally retired HMS Triumph, marking the end of a fleet that served at the forefront of British underwater operations for over four decades.

UK and U.S. form huge double carrier strike group in Pacific

The United Kingdom and United States have formed a powerful twin-carrier strike group in the Pacific, as HMS Prince of Wales joins the USS George Washington.

British Lightning strikes off Australia

British F-35B Lightning jets have launched from HMS Prince of Wales off the coast of Australia during a key phase of Exercise Talisman Sabre 25, showcasing UK carrier air power in the Indo-Pacific.

New Ukrainian minehunters begin training in Portsmouth

The ships are part of a broader Western effort to build Ukraine’s capacity to counter naval mines and underwater threats in both deep and shallow waters.

Huge American and British aircraft carriers meet in Pacific

HMS Prince of Wales and USS George Washington operated side-by-side in the Pacific alongside a combined escort force from a number of allies nations.

Lloyd’s Register to support British submarine fleet

Lloyd’s Register (LR) has signed a 12-month contract with the Ministry of Defence to provide in-service support for the Royal Navy’s submarine fleet.

UK Government launches massive upgrade of Clyde naval base

UK Government launches 'Clyde 2070' with an initial £250m investment to modernise Faslane, support next-gen submarines, and boost jobs and infrastructure in Scotland.

British carrier puts to sea for trials ahead of upgrades

The docking in Rosyth will allow inspection and upgrades to systems inaccessible while afloat.

Warship attempts to ‘breach’ British Carrier Group

Britain's Carrier Strike Group, currently deployed to the Indo-Pacific under Operation Highmast, has conducted a high-intensity barrier operation exercise designed to 'fight off' an intruding warship attempting to close on a British aircraft carrier.

MOD resists pressure to accelerate new strike warships

The Ministry of Defence has resisted calls to bring forward the in-service date or increase the build rate of the Royal Navy’s Multi-Role Strike Ship (MRSS) programme.

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