The greatest ships ever built by Harland & Wolff
The future of the Northern Irish shipyard that built Titanic may be in peril, but its vessels still loom large in history
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The little-known disaster paralysing both the US and Royal Navies
You knew that the Royal Navy is in trouble. You’ve heard that even the mighty US Navy has its problems. What you probably haven’t yet heard is that the utterly vital auxiliary support fleets, essential for both these navies to operate, are in an even worse mess.
Source: yahoo.com
The little-known disaster paralysing both the US and Royal Navies
Blue water navy? Not any more
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Thousands of steel workers' jobs set to go, as UK unions preach nationalist campaign to "Save our Steel" industry
The Labour and trade union bureaucracy is basing its opposition to the closures on a nationalist campaign.
Source: wsws.org
Tories 'playing dangerous game' by failing to guarantee British steel for UK warships
Ministers have failed to insist that UK-produced steel is used to build a £1.6billion fleet of naval supply vessels which will restock frigates and destroyers on operations
Source: mirror.co.uk
Mordaunt has 'amazing' visit to Belfast as work begins on ship-building contract
The Fleet Solid Support (FSS) contract with Royal Fleet Auxiliary unlocked £77 million of investment for Harland & Wolff
Source: irishnews.com
Irish Naval Service opts to mothball Roisin-class OPVs due to manning issues
The Irish Naval Service (INS) has been forced to mothball its two Róisín (PV 80)-class offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) as a result of ongoing recruitment and retention issues. The Irish Naval Service has decided to place its two 1,700 tonne R...
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