Royal Navy joins Norway’s maritime workout to train submarine commanders
The Royal Navy joined Norway’s annual maritime workout to test submarine commanders of tomorrow and safeguard NATO’s northern flank.
The Royal Navy joined Norway’s annual maritime workout to test submarine commanders of tomorrow and safeguard NATO’s northern flank.
The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD), on behalf of the Royal Navy, has received its final AW101 Mk4/4a Merlin helicopter.
Plasan is currently delivering composite armour for the first three frigates as part of the Batch 1 contract.
The Royal Navy’s AW101 Merlin helicopters have been upgraded so they can embark on and operate from vessels anywhere in the world, extending the life of the platform to 2030.
A £15.4 million contract for a cutting-edge crewless submarine has been awarded to Plymouth firm MSubs by the Royal Navy.
The first Type 26 City Class frigate, HMS Glasgow, has begun the float off process, which will see her enter the water for the first time.
The Royal Navy will receive the Naval Strike Missile (NSM), outfitted on Type 23 frigates and Type 45 destroyers.
Royal Navy’s sailors have a multi-million-pound new trainer to fit the latest weaponry to AW159 Wildcat helicopters.
Martlet and Sea Venom – the Royal Navy’s two new air-to-surface anti-ship missiles – have completed extensive tests in the hands of aviators and scientists and a Wildcat helicopter.
SEA will provide the UK Royal Navy’s Type 23 frigates with upgrade to the torpedo launcher and countermeasures systems as part of a major new contract.
The six-year programme draws upon Babcock’s role as the Royal Navy’s principal support partner for the Type 23 fleet.
G3 Systems has delivered four systems (deployable containerised solutions) to support the Royal Navy Persistent Operational Deployable Systems.