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Trouble ahead for the UK nuclear programme?
Yesterday the Nuclear Information Service published their report “Trouble Ahead Risks And Rising Costs In The UK Nuclear Weapons Programme”. […]
from Save the Royal Navy https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/trouble-ahead-for-the-uk-nuclear-programme/
Closure of GE Rugby electric motor plant threatens supply of Royal Navy propulsion systems
In November 2018 GE announced it plans to close its Power Conversion plant in Rugby and move operations to France […]
from Save the Royal Navy https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/closure-of-ge-rugby-electric-motor-plant-threatens-supply-of-royal-navy-propulsion-systems/
In focus: Royal Navy submarine special forces delivery systems
The Astute class submarines were designed from the outset to be fitted with a Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) which significantly […]
from Save the Royal Navy https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/in-focus-royal-navy-submarine-special-forces-delivery-systems/
The Royal Navy and Maritime Autonomous Systems – better late than never
Despite pioneering an unmanned mine-hunting system used in the Gulf War as far back as 2003, the RN has since […]
from Save the Royal Navy https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/the-royal-navy-and-maritime-autonomous-systems-better-late-than-never/
Maiden flight for Crowsnest – the Royal Navy’s eye in the sky
The regeneration of RN carrier strike capability took another small step forward on 28th March when a Merlin HM2 fitted […]
from Save the Royal Navy https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/maiden-flight-for-crowsnest-the-royal-navys-eye-in-the-sky/
HMS Queen Elizabeth returns to her birth place for planned dry-docking
Here we report on the current progress of HMS Queen Elizabeth as she arrived in Rosyth for maintenance. Since returning […]
from Save the Royal Navy https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/hms-queen-elizabeth-returns-to-her-birth-place-for-planned-dry-docking/
Up close: a Royal Navy night amphibious exercise with NATO partners
This photo essay we witness an amphibious night raid conducted during the early phases of exercise Joint Warrior. The Royal […]
from Save the Royal Navy https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/up-close-a-royal-navy-night-amphibious-exercise-with-nato-partners/
The Royal Navy and NATO continue to rehearse and evolve amphibious capability
The latest iteration of NATO multi-national exercise Joint Warrior is currently underway. We went aboard the RN Fleet Flagship, HMS […]
from Save the Royal Navy https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/the-royal-navy-and-nato-continue-to-rehearse-and-evolve-amphibious-capability/
In focus – the MEKO A-200 Type 31e frigate candidate
The Atlas Elektronik UK bid for the Type 31e frigate programme is based on the MEKO A-200 frigate. Although perhaps […]
from Save the Royal Navy https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/in-focus-the-meko-a-200-type-31e-frigate-candidate/
The Type 31e frigate candidates compared
This is a basic comparison of the three Type 31e frigate candidates using publicly available information. The consortiums are currently […]
from Save the Royal Navy https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/the-type-31e-frigate-candidates-compared/
Jack Nicholson 