Scottish yards key to future Navy contracts, says Minister
Scottish shipyards continue to play a vital role in fulfilling Royal Navy procurement contracts, with substantial Ministry of Defence (MoD) investment supporting the sector,...
American supercarrier collides with vessel in Mediterranean
BREAKING - The U.S. Navy said that the collision did not endanger the USS Harry S. Truman and that there are no reports of flooding or injuries.
New fleet solid support ship project ‘impacted’
"The Government has worked closely with Navantia UK on the programme’s future to ensure its continued delivery and agreed with Navantia UK the minimum changes to the contract necessary."
Destroyer ‘opens fire’, conducts high-speed manoeuvres
Royal Navy destroyer HMS Dragon has been sharpening its capabilities at sea, conducting a series of tests, trials, and training exercises.
Number of new Type 83 Destroyers yet to be decided
While no official confirmation has been given on where the Type 83s will be built, the Government’s Defence Industrial Strategy strongly supports domestic naval construction.
The status of Britain’s destroyer fleet power improvements
Project Napier was established in 2014 to enhance the availability, resilience, and power systems of the Type 45 Destroyers after previous power issues.
British warships to get £250m upgrades
This deal represents the largest-ever contract for naval communications capability provision for British warships.
New frigate crew commemorates heroic action of namesake
The crew of the Royal Navy’s new frigate HMS Venturer recently paid tribute to the 80th anniversary of a historic World War II encounter,...
Largest Middle East maritime exercise unites over 35 nations
The Middle East's largest maritime exercise, International Maritime Exercise (IMX) 2025, officially commenced on February 10th in Bahrain and Jordan.
Rising popularity of apprenticeships among young people
A new Apprenticeship Barometer survey conducted by BAE Systems, one of the UK’s largest apprenticeship providers, has revealed a growing preference for apprenticeships among young people aged 16-24.
