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Britain and France to join forces on nuclear deterrents for first time

UK Politics · London

Britain and France to join forces on nuclear deterrents for first time

40% Right coverage: 81 sources

Britain and France have agreed to co-ordinate their use of nuclear weapons for the first time to defend Europe from “extreme” threats. In a declaration signed during Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to the UK, the French president and Sir Keir Starmer pledged to work “more closely than ever before” on nuclear deterrence.See the Story

UK's F-35 fleet can only perform its required missions one third of the time, report reveals

RAF · United Kingdom

UK's F-35 fleet can only perform its required missions one third of the time, report reveals

50% Center coverage: 12 sources

Queen becomes first female Vice Admiral of the United Kingdom

Queen Camilla · United Kingdom

Queen becomes first female Vice Admiral of the United Kingdom

40% Center coverage: 10 sources

Royal Navy Warships Scrambled From Portsmouth to Stalk Russian Vessels

62% Center coverage: 8 sources

The Plymouth-based HMS Iron Duke was among the vessels dispatchedVladimir Putin See the Story

HMS Anson returns to Faslane – no Royal Navy attack submarines at sea - Navy Lookout

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

HMS Anson arrived back on the Clyde this morning. This confirms no RN submarine has been deployed in support of the Carrier Strike Group deployment for the Indo-Pacific leg, and there are no RN SSNs at sea for now. The current 5-boat attack submarine force comprises HMS Astute, just about to begin a mid-life refit […] The post HMS Anson returns to Faslane – no Royal Navy attack submarines at sea first appeared on Navy Lookout.Royal Navy · Faslane Read Article

Royal Navy’s XLUUV Excalibur to demonstrate remote control from Australia - Navy Lookout

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

In a modest but significant step for AUKUS collaboration, the RN’s experimental extra-large uncrewed underwater vehicle, XV Excalibur, will be remotely operated by Australian Navy personnel from Australia during Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025, while the vehicle remains in UK waters. The operation is a live demonstration of interoperability in the autonomous undersea domain, linking UK […] The post Royal Navy’s XLUUV Excalibur to demonstrate remote…Royal Navy · Australia Read Article

Royal Navy aircraft carriers maintenance programme explained - Navy Lookout

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Having already spent part of 2024 in dry dock, HMS Queen Elizabeth leaves Portsmouth today for another period in Rosyth. Here we look at how the aircraft carriers are being maintained and the rationale behind the work programme. HMS Queen Elizabeth was launched in 2014 and entered service in 2017. She is now undergoing her […] The post Royal Navy aircraft carriers maintenance programme explained first appeared on Navy Lookout.Royal Navy · Portsmouth Read Article

P-8A Poseidon partnerships in the North Atlantic gaining momentum - Navy Lookout

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft has become a key element of NATO’s efforts to monitor the increasingly contested undersea domain in the North Atlantic. Flown by the RAF while supporting Royal Navy and allied operations, the UK’s Poseidon fleet forms part of a growing community of users working together through shared infrastructure, common systems and […] The post P-8A Poseidon partnerships in the North Atlantic gaining momentum first appe…NATO · England Read Article

UK Carrier Strike Group Sails to Australia for Multinational Exercise - Navy Lookout

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The Royal Navy-led Carrier Strike sailed from Singapore on 30th June and sailed around 2,000 nautical miles south towards northern Australia. This photo essay covers the activities of the group during this transit. On 6th July, an engineering team, tools, and spares flown out from the UK finally arrived in India to begin the repair […] The post UK Carrier Strike Group sails to Australia for multinational exercise first appeared on Navy Lookout.Royal Navy See the Story

Future Offensive Surface Weapon project for the Royal Navy moves ahead - Navy Lookout

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Britain and France have agreed to progress the joint Future Cruise/Anti-Ship Weapon (FC/ASW) programme to the next phase, committing to the Demonstration and Manufacture stage. Named the Future Offensive Surface Weapon (FOSW) by the RN, it will arm the Type 26 and Type 31 frigates. The FC/ASW programme, led by European missile manufacturer MBDA, aims […] The post Future Offensive Surface Weapon project for the Royal Navy moves ahead first appear…Royal Navy · London Read Article

Royal Navy Accepts Unmanned Minesweeping System Into Service

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

The UK has joined the small club of militaries with an unmanned vessel system in front-line service. Ukraine's navy is built on unmanned systems...U.S. Navy See the Story

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