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The Engineer9d
Royal Navy embarks heavy lift drones for ship-to-ship resupply logistics
In a first for the Royal Navy, heavy lift drones will transport supplies between UK Carrier Strike Group ships.
Engineers building 'helicopter that flies itself'
Engineers in Somerset are building a helicopter that is set to fly itself - without the need for humans to operate it ...
National Security Journal on MSN6dOpinion
The Royal Navy’s New Dreadnought-Class Missile Submarine Is Coming
The Royal Navy’s Dreadnought-class submarines are the most advanced nuclear deterrent Britain has ever built, featuring ...
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HMS Forth, permanent presence in the Falklands, and South Atlantic naval guardian
This regular rotation of crew allows the ship to spend the maximum number of days at sea possible, supported by a small Royal Navy engineering team at East Cove. “Modern technology helps and ...
Royal Navy: Huge propulsion block completed for new Type 26 warship HMS Birmingham - HMS Belfast units made
Key structural components for the Type 26 ships HMS Belfast and HMS Birmingham have been completed. They are the third and fourth City-class frigates being produced for the Royal Navy to replace their ...
Naval News8d
Royal Navy to use heavy lift drones to support CSG25 ship-to-ship resupply
The Royal Navy will trial the use of uncrewed aviation for intra-theatre resupply as part of its forthcoming Carrier Strike ...
The Aviationist on MSN10d
Drones to Deliver Cargo During Royal Navy Carrier Strike Group 25 Deployment
X NAS will deploy with nine Malloy T-150 UAVs on the CSG 25 deployment to the Indo-Pacific, providing ship-to-ship transfers ...