Following two years of major refit work HMS Albion has re-entered open water, moving from her temporary home inside the dockyard walls at HMNB Devonport, Plymouth, to her new tidal berth on the river. The move to open water marks a significant milestone for the ship, which has been at extended ...
Cranfield University has recently installed new flight deck simulators at its Defence Academy Technology School. The new technology provides an Aircraft Procedural Trainer (APT) for the Centre for Simulation and Analytics and has been delivered by Cohort Company SEA. This is the latest iteration of SEA’s DECKsim technology, providing students with ...
A £100M project to ready a historic jetty at HM Naval Dockyard Portsmouth for the arrival of the largest warships ever built for the Royal Navy has been completed. Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal officially named the jetty this Monday. The Princess unveiled a plaque at the base officially naming the vast ...
The National Audit Office has today released its findings on the MODs Carrier Strike programme. The NAO has been investigating the MOD progress on delivering the new aircraft carriers as well as their strike capability. This will be the third report from NAO on Ministry of Defence progress, with the last ...
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