Advancing the Royal Navy's Mine-Hunting Capability
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Eighteen months after receiving its first surface prototype, the National Navy is continuing its efforts towards anti-mine warfare. The Armaments Directorate has just commanded 12 new naval and submarine drones. The war between Iran and the United States has illustrated the importance of
Launched in 2015 by the French Defence Procurement Agency (DGA) for the benefit of the French Navy, the SLAM-F program (for Future Mine Countermeasures System) is based on four new capabilities, some of which have fallen behind schedule. The development of the first, called MMCM (for Maritime Mine Counter Measures), was entrusted to Thales... This article, "Mine Warfare: The Ministry of the Armed Forces Orders More Naval Drones and Charters Civi…
Advancing the Royal Navy's mine-hunting capability
Dstl collaborated with industry and Defence partners to design and implement a rigorous and innovative test of the UK's underwater mine countermeasures. Dstl analysts supported Naval Design Partnering (NDP) and colleagues in the Ministry of Defence’s National Armaments Director Group delivering an innovative exercise for the UK’s Mine Hunting Capability (MHC).
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