Navy

Australia said Thursday it would spend billions on docks, shipyards and factories at home and in Britain for nuclear-powered submarines under the AUKUS security pact, and named Britain's BAE Systems to help build the boats.

Once her current sea trials are completed, HMS St. Albans, with her 178-strong crew, will return to sea as the most advanced, equipped, and capable Type 23 frigate in the Royal Navy’s fleet, boasting next-generation weapons systems and radar.

Saab and Damen Shipyards have agreed to export the advanced Expeditionary C-71 submarines.

The multi-year life extension programme will deliver HMS Victorious back to the Royal Navy modernised and improved, enabling it to continue operational patrols well into the 2030s.

Royal Marines will strike deeper and faster thanks to a revamped raiding boat for discrete commando operations.

Babcock have been awarded a configuration management contract for the Royal Navy and the Royal Fleet Auxiliary surface ship fleet.

Five-year Wärtsilä Lifecycle Agreement will ensure operational efficiency and reliability of four Irish Navy vessels

EPF-14 is the first ‘Flight II’ Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF) ship that features enhanced medical facilities and naval medicine afloat capabilities that will provide critical combat care in austere and contested operating environments.

The upgrade modifies existing Mk 45 systems to eliminate obsolescence issues and extend the life of the gun system.

The prestigious F126 project reached a major milestone today: the cutting of the first steel for the new multi-purpose frigates for the German Navy.

‘World’s first’ vessel will combine oceanic research with drone deployment capabilities

These next-generation craft provide the Navy and Marine Corps team with essential agility and speed to complete their missions