Duke Class Type News Today

A Royal Navy frigate has officially returned to the fleet following a critical refit to extend her lifespan.

The Anzac frigate systems upgrade project has reached a milestone with the completion of operational testing.

The United Kingdoms Royal Navy vessels may reportedly all contain asbestos, a dangerous substance that can lead to lung diseases if inhaled over long periods of time.

The Royal Navy’s frigates, destroyers and nuclear-armed submarines may all contain asbestos, ministers have admitted. All four of the UK’s Vanguard-class of su

Thales and Schiebel have successfully completed the Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) for the Peregrine Programme, advancing the delivery of the Camcopter S-100 UAS for UK Royal Navy warships.

Under a new contract with the UK MoD, SEA will provide in-service support for the Combat System Highway (CSH) on UK RN ships for five years.

The UK Royal Navy’s Second Sea Lord VAdm Martin Connell said it shouldn’t be a surprise that adjustments must be made ahead of a hotly anticipated new Defence Command Paper and praised the progress made by HMS Tamar and Spey in reinforcing the UK’s commitment to the Indo-Pacific.

The UK Royal Navy’s (RN) Duke-class Type 23 frigate HMS Kent has completed a series of tests to prepare for its upcoming deployment.

The UK Royal Navy’s (RN) Duke-class Type 23 frigate HMS Kent has successfully demonstrated its naval combat capabilities and weapon systems.

The UK Royal Navy’s (RN) Duke-class Type 23 frigate HMS Lancaster has departed from Portsmouth to commence a three-year long security mission in the Gulf.