Tyco secures contract for Vanguard sub fire detection system

The Ministry of Defence has awarded Tyco Fire & Integrated Solutions a contract worth £228,000 for the manufacture and supply of replacement fire detection systems for the Vanguard-class submarines.

UK assesses shipbuilding impact of NATO-first strategy

"The National Shipbuilding Office works with colleagues across Government and industry to promote growth and resilience across the entire UK shipbuilding sector"

Sheffield Forgemaster furnaces boost UK submarine production

Sheffield Forgemasters has entered into a significant contract with Northern Combustion Systems as part of a larger recapitalisation programme.

MOD addresses questions on Submarine Dismantling Project

The Ministry of Defence has responded to questions on the Submarine Dismantling Project’s economic and job impact in Scotland.

British Frigate defends carrier group from missile ‘attack’

For HMS Iron Duke, the exercise offers an opportunity to demonstrate its combat capabilities while honing the skills of its crew in complex maritime scenarios.

Alliance forces shift from expeditionary ops to defence

NATO is making a significant strategic shift from expeditionary operations to a focus on collective defence, as the alliance continues to adapt to emerging threats in Europe.

Huge armada of powerful NATO warships gather around Britain

Aircraft carriers, cruisers, destroyers, submarines and frigates are currently off the coast of the UK.

BMT leads contract for Royal Navy technical documentation

In addition to technical documentation, the new agreement will support key digital initiatives such as the Royal Navy's 'Digital Twin' and 'Support Information Knowledge Management' systems.

British carrier groups should visit Pacific more says report

A recent report by the Council on Geostrategy recommends that the UK increase its naval presence in the Indo-Pacific region, specifically within the First Island Chain, to contribute to ongoing deterrence efforts.

In dire straits – the RFA in crisis

The Royal Fleet Auxilliary is overworked, underpaid, and undervalued argues @TheSubHunter1.

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