Commander Craig Raeburn, Chief of Staff for Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 (SNMG1), told the UK Defence Journal that NATO’s ability to coordinate across nations and systems makes it more capable than any single state.

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The Royal Navy’s HMS Dagger has shadowed a Spanish Navy vessel, SPS Isla de León, as it departed British Gibraltar Territorial Waters.

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Ferguson Marine has marked the graduation of a new group of apprentices from its Port Glasgow shipyard, highlighting the next generation of workers joining Scotland’s shipbuilding industry.

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Ferguson Marine has marked the graduation of a new group of apprentices from its Port Glasgow shipyard, highlighting the next generation of workers joining Scotland’s shipbuilding industry.

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Clyde Naval Heritage has announced plans to develop a live, immersive wargaming experience aboard the former Royal Navy frigate HMS Ambuscade, which is set to return from Pakistan to the River Clyde, the charity stated.

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Commodore Arjen Warnaar warned that the Baltic threat remains “very real” and said NATO’s response depends on vigilance, professionalism, and the constant management of risk at sea.

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The shortage has been linked to cuts in college training budgets and the Scottish Government’s decision not to fund a new welding centre.

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U.S. Marine Corps AH-1Z Cobra and UH-1Y Venom crews conducted live fire exercises off the Caribbean coast, firing heavy machine gun and rocket systems.

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A striking intervention by Rear Admiral Chris Parry, reported in The Irish Times, has reignited debate over Ireland’s neutrality and its place in European security.

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