Next steps for Type 83 Destroyer to be announced soon

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed that further announcements regarding the Type 83 destroyer programme will follow the completion of the ongoing Strategic Defence Review.

Massive section of future warship arrives in Glasgow

A major milestone in the construction of the Royal Navy’s fourth Type 26 frigate, HMS Birmingham, has been reached as a massive section of the warship arrived in Glasgow today.

New contract to build Scottish ferries to go to Poland

Ferguson Marine and four others lose out as Poland’s Remontowa wins the contract to build seven electric ferries for Scotland, with delivery set for 2027.

BAE and Irving sign contract for Canada’s new Destroyers

A new contract has been signed between BAE Systems and Irving Shipbuilding, marking a step forward in Canada’s River-class destroyer programme.

American command ship arrives in Greece

The USS Mount Whitney, a Blue Ridge-class command and control ship, has arrived in Souda Bay, Greece.

UK Government affirms independence of nuclear deterrent

"Only the Prime Minister can authorise the firing of our nuclear weapons, even if they are to be employed as part of a NATO response."

Royal Navy to acquire new Oceanographic UUVs for £3.3m

The Ministry of Defence has announced its intent to award a £3.3 million contract to Teledyne Instruments for the procurement of six Slocum G3 Gliders for the Royal Navy.

New Scottish ferry to resume service after minor repair

As we noted earlier, structural issues like this are not uncommon for newly commissioned vessels and are often identified during early inspections as ships settle into service.

UK leads NATO anti-submarine warfare initiative

The UK is leading NATO’s Anti-Submarine Warfare 'Smart Defence Initiative', focusing on the rapid exploitation of maritime uncrewed systems to strengthen undersea surveillance and defence.

Britain needs more frigates warns report

A new report by William Freer, published by the Council on Geostrategy, has warned that the UK’s ability to track and neutralise hostile submarines is at risk due to a shrinking fleet.

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