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Type IX U-boat German submarine U-805 in 1945. The US Navy took U-805 on several Victory Visits to ports on the east coast before sinking her on 4 February 1946.
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Los Angeles-class nuclear-powered attack submarine off of Yokosuka, Japan with Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force Soryu-class attack submarine heading out – April 8, 2024
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Combatant Craft Medium (CCM) Special Boat Team 20 of the Naval Special Warfare fleet in Chesapeake City, Maryland on the C&D Canal – April 8, 2024.
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German Navy Elbe-class tender FGS Main (A515) coming into the Kiel Locks on the Kiel Canal in Germany – April 8, 2024
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Type 45, HMS Duncan squeezes through an incredibly narrow lock, with just 70cm to spare either side, on arrival in Cardiff. 2014.
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USS New Jersey (BB-62) passing through the Pedro Miguel locks on the Panama Canal 1968.
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As sponsor of the Navy’s newest frigate, The Princess Royal has visited HMS Venturer in Rosyth for the first time.
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Britannia Royal Naval College, leadership courses.
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Telegraph suggests that if Type 26 frigates are to be built for Norway by BAES Maritime on the Clyde, RN would have to divert ships 3 & Ship 4 (HMS Belfast & Birmingham) to meet the Norwegian schedule. While potentially a huge export win and Norway having the best possible ASW kit is in UK’s strategic interest, RN desperately needs new frigates.
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