SMP, a Lancashire-based manufacturer and supplier of subsea rescue equipment, has inked a $100 million deal to provide its cutting-edge Submarine Rescue System (SRS) to the Indonesian Navy.

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RFA Argus has been confirmed today as the first military vessel to deploy low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite internet for her 400-strong crew.

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A Royal Navy warship has made a significant dent in drug trafficking operations by confiscating over a tonne of cocaine, valued at more than £140 million.

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The Ministry of Defence has refrained from revealing the specific date for the return of HMS Bulwark to active service.

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Royal Navy personnel from HMS Defender and HMS Glasgow participated in an official ceremony to transfer HMS Defender’s affiliation with the city of Glasgow to HMS Glasgow.

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A House of Commons Library research paper outlines the significance of the UK’s undersea infrastructure and the measures taken to protect it against potential threats.

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Type 45 Destroyer HMS Defender, which was built on the Clyde by BAE Systems, was berthed at Govan’s King George V Docks, just a mile downriver from where she was built.

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