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military2 years ago

"British Warships Collide in Bahrain Port, No Injuries Reported"

Two British Royal Navy warships collided in Bahrain Harbour, with no injuries reported. An investigation into the incident has been opened, and the Royal Navy is working with the U.S. Navy in the Gulf region to protect Red Sea shipping from attacks by Houthi forces based in Yemen, which have disrupted world trade. Rear Admiral Edward Ahlgren assured that a thorough investigation is underway and changes in procedure will be implemented to prevent further incidents.

via Hindustan Times|
#bahrain#british-royal-navy#collision
defense2 years ago

"Transatlantic Collaboration: British and US Navies Unite to Construct Cutting-Edge Dreadnought Submarine"

The British Royal Navy is collaborating with the US Navy to build a new class of nuclear-powered ballistic-missile submarines called Dreadnoughts. These submarines will have the same missile compartment as the US Navy's new missile subs and will serve as part of Britain's continuous at-sea deterrent. The Dreadnoughts will be the largest submarines ever built by the UK, featuring advanced technologies such as a new nuclear reactor, quieting features, an angular design to deflect sonar waves, and optronic masts. The construction and delivery of the Dreadnoughts are being overseen by the Submarine Delivery Agency, with BAE Systems and Rolls Royce forming a collaborative alliance for the project.

via Business Insider|
#ballistic-missile#british-royal-navy#collaboration
military-technology2 years ago

"Unveiling the Dual Islands: Decoding the Purpose Behind British Aircraft Carriers' Unique Design"

British aircraft carriers, such as the Queen Elizabeth-class, have two separate islands to accommodate redundant engine compartments and maximize flight deck space. The smaller islands allow for independent exhaust and air intake systems, reducing wind turbulence and enabling the construction of each unit off-site. Mounting powerful radar systems on each island also reduces interference. While navigation and aircraft operations are handled from separate islands, communication is facilitated through intercoms. Two Queen Elizabeth-class carriers, HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales, currently employ this design.

via SlashGear|
#aircraft-carriers#british-royal-navy#design-innovation