Save the Royal Navy, Author at The Military Times

As the global coronavirus pandemic has begun to impact all aspects of life in the UK, this is a brief […]

The new government elected in December 2019 has promised “the biggest review of our defence, security and foreign policy since […]

In broad terms 2019 was a positive year for the Naval Service, building on the successes of 2018. The political […]

Article published with permission of Save the Royal Navy, a website dedicated to preserving the strength of the RN. The […]

This article was first published on the Save the Royal Navy’s website on November 28th. Predictably, serious discussion of defence […]

This article first appeared on the Save the Royal Navy website on 1st November Today HMS Forth (P222), sailed from […]

The schedule to build five Type 31 frigates for the Royal Navy by the mid-2020s has been described as ‘aggressive’. […]

Right now there is plenty of imagery and media coverage of the Royal Navy’s aircraft carrier project. Discussion is mostly […]

This article was first published on the Save the Royal Navy website on Oct 3rd. The RN is unlikely to […]

This article was first published on the Save the Royal Navy website and republished here with their permission, The Type […]

Article first published on Sep 11th, courtesy of “Save the Royal Navy” Spanish shipbuilder Navantia and UK naval engineering specialists, […]

This article appeared on the Save the Royal Navy website in July 2018, but the topic is highly relevant given […]

In focus – the Arrowhead 140 Type 31e frigate candidate This is Save the Royal Navy’s take on the Type […]

First published by Save the Royal Navy on 7th August Having not constructed a warship for 50 years, the announcement […]

If there is one ubiquitous military strategy, it’s deterrence. Deterrence is usually spoken of in the context of nuclear weapons. […]

This article published on the Save the Royal Navy website on 18th July. You’re the captain of one of Her […]

The Astute class submarines were designed from the outset to be fitted with a Dry Deck Shelter (DDS) which significantly […]

In this article, Save The Royal Navy looks at the Sea Wolf missile, and its successor, Sea Ceptor which was […]

An excellent account of the recent comings and goings of the RN in Antarctica, provided by Save the Royal Navy. […]

First published on Save the Royal Navy’s website: May 16, 2019 Today the all-party group of MPs that comprise the […]