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Why the US Navy and its nuclear aircraft carriers miss the F-14D Tomcat fighter
The Navy retired its last F-14 Tomcats in September 2006 and replaced them with the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet. Twenty years on, ...
The squadron of unmanned and remotely controlled boats will be used to help the Royal Navy’s fleet of vessels to tackle ...
The fleet of drones, controlled remotely by 180 sailors, comprises more than 20 vessels that can be armed with missiles, ...
The boats, at Portsmouth Naval Base, are designed to perform a range of operations while being remotely-piloted from 500 ...
The Royal Navy's 1st Autonomous Squadron has been commissioned at Portsmouth to run uncrewed boats on the front line.
To reach its higher targets for fleet size, the Navy nearly doubled its annual shipbuilding budgets during the 2020s compared ...
To reach its higher targets for fleet size, the Navy nearly doubled its annual shipbuilding budgets during the 2020s compared ...
The SS "Cornwallis" was traveling between Barbados and Canada when it was sunk by a German U-boat that had delivered Nazi ...
It’s a famous line from John le Carré’s masterpiece, The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, and it captures the life of Maureen (Evans) Tate, who served in silence during the Cold War and spent almost a ...
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The Royal Navy’s Aircraft Carriers Can Now Carry Drones, Too
HMS Queen Elizabeth, the older of the UK’s two aircraft carriers, demonstrated its ability to launch and recover lightweight ...
As of Thursday, the USS Spruance has been deployed for 342 days, the longest for a destroyer since the Second World War.
The Royal Navy’s first-ever autonomous squadron, which will operate uncrewed boats in front-line operations, has been ...
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