In a recent debate within the Scottish Parliament, members from both the Conservative Party and the Scottish National Party have mistakenly reported employment figures at Faslane.

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Richard Leonard MSP, the former leader of Scottish Labour, has incorrectly claimed that the UK needs American permission to launch its own nuclear weapons.

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Harland & Wolff recently welcomed Anas Sarwar MSP, Leader of the Scottish Labour Party to its Methil site.

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The U.S. Navy say that the Carrier Strike Group will join efforts to secure Israel’s defence and prevent regional conflict.

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NATO maritime forces have located and disposed of historical sea mines and other unexploded ordnance across the Baltic Sea, the Mediterranean, and the English Channel.

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A magnificent display of naval capability is visible on the River Clyde today as six NATO warships arrived in Glasgow ahead of Exercise Joint Warrior.

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Harland & Wolff has been awarded a £61m contract to deliver the mid-life upgrade of the SeaRose Floating Production Storage and Offloading vessel.  

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The Shipborne Rolling Vertical Landing allows pilots to return to ship with more stores on the aircraft after a mission.

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From the formidable Queen Elizabeth-class carriers to the nimble Archer-class patrol boats, this analysis reveals the number of active and inactive vessels across each distinct class. (w/t Britsky @TBrit90)

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Only two of the eight vessels in the Irish Naval Service are currently available for patrols, raising concerns about Ireland’s maritime security.

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