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It is not clear whether the vessel the class will replace will be kept operational until 2031 to avoid a capability gap, amid mixed messages.

“Logistics is the difference between a click and a bang”, as logisticians across the armed forces like to remind their fellow operators. It’s all good playground banter, until it isn’t. An essential part of operating a globally deployed Navy at both peace and at war is the ability to replenish fuel and stores whilst underway at sea. It keeps you “up threat” for longer and reduces reliance on other countries who, depending on the circumstances, may not wa...

Cory Takes Delivery Of First Barge

Harland & Wolff, one of the most storied names in the history of shipbuilding, delivered its first newbuild in 20 years as the company continues its e...

At the Harland & Wolff Group's Belfast shipyard, the first vessel to be built in 20 years has been delivered to the Cory Group, a London based rec...

BELFAST shipbuilder Harland & Wolff has delivered the first of 23 barges for Cory in London in a £18.1 million contract.

The first vessels to be built at Harland and Wolff’s shipyard in Belfast have been delivered to London-based company Cory.

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The shipbuilder recently gained a £1.6billion contract as part of the Team Resolute consortium, which also comprises consultancy BMT and Spains state-owned Navantia.

The shipbuilder recently gained a £1.6billion contract as part of the Team Resolute consortium, which also comprises consultancy BMT and Spains state-owned Navantia.