UK unveils new undersea warfare technology to counter threat from Russia
The UK has unveiled work on its groundbreaking Atlantic Bastion programme, which will make Britain more secur from Russian undersea threats in the North Atlantic
The UK has unveiled work on its groundbreaking Atlantic Bastion programme, which will make Britain more secur from Russian undersea threats in the North Atlantic
British and Norwegian prime ministers today inked the new “Lunna House Agreement”, a defence agreement that paves the way for increased cooperation between the UK
Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 has kicked off its second High North deployment of 2025, reinforcing Allied vigilance and maritime awareness in the strategically vital
The Royal Australian Air Force will be the first foreign operator of the advanced AIM-260A JATM air-to-air missile, according to U.S. sources speaking to Naval
Another major milestone has been achieved for NuShip Hunter with the successful factory acceptance test (FAT) of the towed body handling system (TBHS) and towed
In an exclusive interview with Naval News editor Xavier Vavasseur, Levi Catton of Leidos Gibbs & Cox showcased a new Corvette design based off their
Four U.S. Marine Corps F-35B aircraft and a U.S. Navy CVM-22B Osprey conducted flight operations on the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force’s largest destroyer, JS Kaga,

The lead ship of the two 2,300 ton MMPV 90 corvettes for the Bulgarian Navy, a design by the German shipbuilder NVL Group and constructed
Rear Admiral Stephen Hughes, Head of Navy Capability for the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), spoke to Naval News at the Indo-Pacific 2025 naval exhibition held
Four major Defence companies have proposed the establishment of an AUKUS Combat Systems Collaborative Team in contemplation of a potential role for Australia’s SSN-AUKUS conventionally