British warship joins Baltic task force

Following recent operations tracking two Russian naval groups near the British Isles, Type 23 frigate HMS Iron Duke has transitioned to cold northern waters to participate in NATO-led activities.

Royal Navy tests autonomous boat in UK waters

The Royal Navy successfully trialled a crewless boat navigating busy Solent waters, remotely controlled from the experimental ship XV Patrick Blackett.

Herne aims to be affordable, autonomous naval combat mass

The Herne XLAUV is an autonomous platform being rapidly developed to deliver combat mass and attritable capabilities. It aims to free up large, costly crewed vessels and will soon have a range of over 5,000 km, with the ability to fire torpedoes. During a recent media day, its adaptability and advanced autonomy were demonstrated.

MOD to tender £71m underwater engineering framework

The contract covers the inspection, repair, manufacturing, or supply of specialist underwater equipment, such as hull aperture blanks, cofferdams, and hull cleaning tools.

UK tracks Russian spy ship amid cable concerns

"We tracked them every mile of their circumvention and made sure that they knew we were watching", said Defence Secretary John Healey.

Escort fleet ‘central to carrier strike capability,’ say MOD

The Royal Navy's escort fleet, comprising Type 23 frigates and Type 45 destroyers, remains a credible and essential component of the UK's defence strategy, according to a recent statement from the Ministry of Defence.

Rolls-Royce open new nuclear submarine tech office in Glasgow

Rolls-Royce Submarines has officially opened a new office in Glasgow, creating 120 specialist roles in electrical controls, instrumentation, and cyber security.

British aircraft carriers safe from cuts

Defence Secretary John Healey has reassured MPs that the UK’s aircraft carriers are not at risk of being mothballed, despite speculation to the contrary.

New Scottish ferry handed over from Ferguson shipyard

The UK’s first dual-fuel ferry, MV Glen Sannox, has been formally handed over to Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd by Ferguson Marine.

Future of Royal Marines secured says Defence Secretary

"Far from it being ‘a black day,’ as he says, this statement signals a bright future, which will be reinforced by the Defence Review", said Defence Secretary John Healey.

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