NFS programme has met a significant milestone, the Critical Design Review (CDR), a fundamental step for the realisation of the new generation of submarines.
NavyX’s unique trials ship, XV (eXperimental Vessel) Patrick Blackett, left Portsmouth Naval Base yesterday to undergo sea acceptance trials
Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyer HMS Duncan has joined NATO exercise after proving its ability to operate to the highest level following a major overhaul.
HMS Anson, the fifth Astute class submarine, which BAE Systems has designed and built for the Royal Navy, has departed the Company’s shipyard in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, and headed out to open sea for the first time.
Royal Navy has announced that an uncrewed boat that can search for and detect underwater threats has arrived in the Gulf to start its uncrewed trial operations.
BAE Systems Autonomous Pacific 24 (AP24) rigid inflatable boat (RIB) has been awarded Lloyd’s Register Unmanned Marine Systems Certification.
Fincantieri and Leonardo have signed a number of further memoranda of understanding (MoU) with potential new Greek suppliers, setting the basis for defining possible long-term business relationships.
A new suite of navigation simulators for the Royal Navy will be rolled out this year as part of Project Selborne’s modernisation of Royal Navy training.
Thales and Schiebel have been awarded a contract by the UK Ministry of Defence to deliver a rotary wing uncrewed air system (UAS) to provide a protective ‘eye in the sky’ capability for Royal Navy warships.
QuadSAT has performed a technical demonstration of its drone-based testing solution in a real operational environment for the Danish Navy.
The first steel was cut at BAE Systems works in Barrow-in-Furness for the Royal Navy’s third next-generation Dreadnought-class submarine, HMS Warspite.
SH Defence, DA-Group and Forcit Defence have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop the use of CUBE for the launching, laying and storage of sea mines.
