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Dramatic images have emerged from NATO’s Formidable Shield 2025 exercise, showcasing live missile launches over the waters off Scotland.
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New images show HMS Glasgow, the first of the Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigates, berthed at BAE Systems’ Scotstoun shipyard in Glasgow ahead of its formal naming ceremony.
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New images show HMS Glasgow, the first of the Royal Navy’s Type 26 frigates, berthed at BAE Systems’ Scotstoun shipyard in Glasgow ahead of its formal naming ceremony.
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Recent high-profile incidents of scrap-metal salvors illegally targeting the sunken remains of Second World War warships have drawn attention to the vulnerability of historic shipwrecks around the world.
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HMS Prince of Wales has encountered a dangerous foe at sea, a massive inflatable target known as the “Killer Tomato”.
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HMS Astute has been spotted loading Tomahawk cruise missiles in Gibraltar.
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The ceremony, scheduled for Thursday, May 22, will see Princess Kate take part in the traditional naming ritual by smashing a bottle of whisky against the ship’s hull.
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HMS Spey sails through the South China Sea – politely ignoring China’s “suggestions” on where not to go. #RoyalNavy #FreedomOfNavigation
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The contract, announced via a transparency notice, covers the ‘Integrated Navigation and Bridge Systems’ of the QEC aircraft carriers, as well as the VM250 Radar and MK39 Gyroscope used across multiple naval platforms.
The post MOD awards £20.5m for carrier navigation and radar support first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The Ministry of Defence has addressed the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in relation to the UK’s nuclear capabilities, following a written question from James Cartlidge, Conservative MP for South Suffolk. Cartlidge sought clarification on whether AI has been used to support routine operations or inform policy decisions regarding the UK’s nuclear capability. In his […]
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