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Featured / Geopolitics

AUKUS Nuclear Submarine Details Come to Light

March 14, 2023March 14, 2023 - by Daniel Darling

In what has been described by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as the “biggest single investment in Australia’s defense capability in all our history,” Albanese and his counterparts from the …

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Defense / Naval Systems

U.K. Defence Ministry Orders Type 26 Batch 2 Frigates

November 15, 2022November 16, 2022 - by Daniel Darling

The British Ministry of Defence has awarded BAE Systems a GBP4.2 billion ($4.97 billion) contract for a second batch of Type 26 frigates destined for the Royal Navy. The new …

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Featured / Geopolitics

The U.K. Defence Command Paper in Review

March 26, 2021November 16, 2022 - by Daniel Darling

The latest U.K. defense review document – the Defence Command Paper titled “Defence in a Competitive Age” – was released to the public on March 22, to much commentary. Thoughts …

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Europe / Featured / Geopolitics

British Government Announces Major Defense Spending Boost

November 19, 2020November 19, 2020 - by Daniel Darling

In what may reasonably be described as a surprise, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced a major investment package for the Ministry of Defence – marking the largest such …

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Defense / Naval Systems

Babcock Inks Royal Navy Type 31e Frigate Contract

November 18, 2019November 21, 2019 - by Daniel Darling

After having been tapped as the preferred bidder in the British Ministry of Defense (MoD) competition for the design and build of the Type 31e general purpose (GP) frigates back …

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Naval Systems

U.K. Royal Navy Gets the Go-Ahead for 7th Astute Submarine

May 14, 2018January 16, 2019 - by Daniel Darling

British Defense Secretary Gavin Williamson announced a £1.5 billion ($2 billion) contract with BAE Systems on May 14 for the delivery of the seventh and final Astute nuclear-powered attack submarine …

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Naval Systems

The Importance of a Warship’s Fourth Dimension

August 12, 2015November 8, 2019 - by Forecast International

by Stuart Slade, Warships Analyst, Forecast International. A successful warship design needs to get four things right. Three of them are obvious. The ship must have the firepower needed to …

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Europe / Military Electronics / Naval Systems

Sonar 2076 Poised Only to Equip Royal Navy’s Astute-Class Submarines

March 26, 2015November 8, 2019 - by Forecast International

By Richard Sterk, Forecast International. The immediate future of Thales Underwater Systems’ Sonar 2076 appears solely linked the U.K. Royal Navy’s Astute-class submarine. The Sonar 2076, or Type 2076, is …

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Defense / Europe / Geopolitics / Naval Systems

Britain’s Trident Nuclear Deterrent Replacement Program is a Political, Financial Headache

March 13, 2015November 8, 2019 - by Forecast International

by Dan Darling, Forecast International. With an election just two months away and funding pressures bearing down on its budget, Britain’s Ministry of Defence has topped up spending on the …

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