News

Navy’s only amphibious warship unsafe to sail
The Royal Navy’s only amphibious warship has been declared unsafe to put to sea. RFA Argus is unable to leave the Portsmouth ...
Dark Footage on MSN22h
Why the Royal Navy Brought Back Dazzle Camouflage After 80 Years
In the spring of 2021, the British Royal Navy announced that one of their newest vessels, HMS Tamar, would receive a new look ...
The Aviationist on MSN6d
HMS Stirling Castle Commissioned into the Royal Navy: The Changing Face of Mine Warfare
Mine countermeasures ‘mothership’ Stirling Castle raised the white ensign on Jul. 25, transferring from the Royal Fleet ...
Royal Navy: Mine-hunting "mother ship" HMS Stirling Castle brought into fleet to tackle "dangerous world"
A sophisticated mine hunting vessel that can be a mothership for autonomous boats have been brought into the Royal Navy.
The crisis leaving the Royal Navy more exposed than ever
As the Royal Navy’s newest warship slid into the River Forth last month, there will have been more than a few sighs of relief ...
Ex-First Sea Lord pushes for new strike ships to be built faster
Admiral Lord West of Spithead has asked the government whether it plans to bring forward the date for when new multi role ...
Naval News3d
UK Royal Navy Completes 2nd Trial of SSN UUV Launch-and-Recovery Capability Development
The UK Royal Navy has completed a second successful trial in its development of the capability to launch and recover uncrewed ...
The National Interest on MSN12h
Why the UK’s Navy Is Struggling to Stay Afloat
Despite a global deployment, the Royal Navy struggles with shrinking ship numbers, maintenance issues, and limited operations, highlighting Britain’s declining naval power and inability to project ...