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The nation’s newest and most advanced nuclear-powered attack submarine, Missouri (SSN-780), returned to the Electric Boat shipyard today following the successful completion of its first voyage in open seas, called alpha sea trials. Missouri is the...
The biggest and most powerful attack submarine ever built for the Royal Navy – Astute – has sailed into her home base on the Clyde.
Measuring nearly one hundred metres from bow to stern, Astute is longer than ten London buses. When fully loaded, she...
Building work on the Royal Navy’s most powerful attack submarine program has reached a major milestone as the traditional ‘laying the keel’ ceremony was performed by U.K. Defence Secretary John Hutton for the fourth of class Astute submarine,...
Russia’s border service have detained five trawlers, crewed by Russian nationals, suspected of poaching crab in the Sea of Okhotsk, a spokesman for the local border guards department said on Monday.
More than 20 people have been killed in an accident on a nuclear submarine of the Russian Pacific Fleet, an aide to the Russian Navy commander said Sunday.
The Trafalgar class attack submarine HMS Turbulent has left Devonport Naval Base with some of the most advanced communications links in the Royal Navy’s fleet of submarines thanks to an MoD update.
The MOD has made a multimillion pound investment in the UK’s maritime industry, to secure the hi-tech skills and expertise needed to continue supporting our current submarine fleet on operations, and develop the technology for future generations....
Australia’s Minister for Defence, the Hon. Joel Fitzgibbon MP, today congratulated the crew of the Australian submarine, HMAS Waller, for being the first submarine to successfully fire a new heavyweight torpedo that has been jointly developed by...
The MoD published today the Board of Inquiry (BOI) report into the tragic loss of two Royal Naval Submariners, and the injury of a third, following an explosion on board HMS Tireless on 21 March 2007. The two personnel who died on board HMS Tireless were...