Indian media reports F-35 flying fromHMSPWLS that made emergency landing is still stuck at Thiruvananthapuram airport 10 days later CSG25.
Ceremonial opening of the Janet Harvey Hall BAES Maritime in Govan, Glasgow, yesterday.This state of the art facility was built in 2 years and will support faster and more efficient construction of 2 Type 26 frigates simultaneously.A workforce of approximately 1,000 people will soon be working in 3 shifts in the hall to deliver the programme.Blocks of ship 3, HMS Belfast (left) and ship 4, HMS Birmingham (builtat Cammell Laird and A&P Tyne) are already inside.
LNS Kuršis (M54), a mine countermeasures vessel of the Lithuanian Navy, exiting the Kiel locks.Originally, this vessel served in the Royal Navy as HMS Dulverton (M35), a Hunt-class mine countermeasures vessel launched in 1982.
USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) Blue Ridge-class amphibious command ship coming into Yokosuka, Japan – June 23, 2025.
F-35 from HMSPWLS that made an emergency landing at Thiruvananthapuram airport on 14th June – still there 5 days later.
New frigate HMS Venturer sailed under the 3 Forth bridges after a week-long operation to float the navy’s first Type 31 frigate. The ship was towed by tugs from Leith back to Rosyth, where Babcock plc will complete work on her.
HMS Venturer, the first of five Type 31 frigates being built for the Royal Navy by Babcock in Rosyth, Scotland.
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