Maritime Security, Surveillance and Subsea Infrastructure Protection Take Centre Stage in London With more than 95% of international data traffic relying on subsea cable networks, protecting critical ...
In his first Budget statement made today, Chancellor John Healey announced he had secured the £4.7Bn needed to complete ...
Three of the Royal Navy’s four Vanguard-class ballistic missile submarines are currently at sea, an unusual concentration of ...
The US Navy has selected the first Virginia-class SSN to be assigned to Submarine Rotational Force-West (SRF-West) in ...
Babcock is preparing to offer its Arrowhead 140 frigate, the design behind the Royal Navy’s Type 31, to the US Navy as ...
The MoD is close to placing a contract for a large uncrewed surface vessel (LUSV) that will be in the water next year as an ...
Norway has revealed plans to build up to six new vessels for the UK, potentially doubling the number of minehunting ...
The Royal Navy's flagship is scheduled to leave Portsmouth tomorrow, Sunday 18 October, to begin the second phase of ...
The House of Commons Defence Committee has published its report on Defence in the High North. It concludes that RN strength falls far short of the government's declared targets, particularly in ...
The RN’s ATLANTIS Hybrid Underwater Capability concept uses a semi-autonomous mothership submarine operating in tandem with remote, autonomous and uncrewed platforms. It reflects similar development ...
In this guest article, P J Wills, RN (Retd.), outlines how modern threats pose naval command and control challenges. On October 13, 2026, two commercial vessels, the Guinea-Bissau-flagged cargo ship ...
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