Royal Navy’s Newest Attack Submarine HMS Agamemnon Leaves Shipyard After 13-Years Under Construction - Navy Lookout
The submarine begins sea trials and weapons testing after a 13-year build, ending a long period with no Royal Navy attack submarine underway.
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New nuke sub leaves yard and heads to Scotland for trials
HMS Agamemnon, the sixth of the Astute class, is heading to her new home Faslane to continue trials. The post New nuke sub leaves yard and heads to Scotland for trials first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
Royal Navy’s newest attack submarine HMS Agamemnon leaves shipyard after 13-years under construction - Navy Lookout
The RN’s latest SSN, HMS Agamemnon, has sailed from BAE Systems’ Barrow-in-Furness shipyard for the first time and is heading for her new home at HM Naval Base Clyde. The departure marks the first in a series of sea trials and training before she can join the operational fleet. Agamemnon’s departure brings to an end […] The post Royal Navy’s newest attack submarine HMS Agamemnon leaves shipyard after 13-years under construction first appeared on…
After more than 13 years in construction, HMS Agamemnon has set sail on her maiden voyage. The delay has exposed the challenges of building nuclear submarines and the readiness of the British fleet.
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