Posts Tagged ‘Royal Navy’
Queen Elizabeth and The Duke of Edinburgh received their Long Service and Good Conduct medals on Tuesday, following an extension of the awards to all Armed Forces, including those ranked as military officers. The award recognises the good conduct of personnel over a 15 year period, and now extends to cover ...
This weekend saw the Royal Navy’s Unmanned Warrior event get underway, the first large-scale demonstration of Unmanned systems alongside a major multinational naval exercise; Joint Warrior. The event was conceived by (then) First Sea Lord Admiral Zambellas in 2014, in line with the Strategic Defence and Security Review’s direction on innovation and ...
Frazer-Nash has been appointed by Defence Equipment and Support’s (DE&S) Ships Operating Centre to help improve assurance and support for the delivery of ‘Safe to Operate’ Royal Navy equipment and platforms to the Ministry of Defence. The Ships Operating Centre is at the forefront of the provision of equipment to ships ...
After 18 months of refit work, HMS Westminster is ready for sea again. The work has seen the most powerful and advanced frigate in the Royal Navy completely overhauled and ready for her final decade of service. A number of upgrades have been applied to the ship, which the Royal ...
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