Fifteen months after the Black Hawks entered service to replace the troubled MRH-90 Taipan, the Australian Army declared ...

In conclusion; Australia requires at least 12 SSNs to sustain a two-ocean basing policy, able to provide two deployable submarines on each coast in the good times. To ease logistic, training and ...

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HMS Agincourt will now be christened as HMS Achilles. The erstwhile HMS Agincourt is an Astute-class attack submarine expected to enter service in 2026. The final Astute-class submarine to be ...

They've also recently launched a new submarine named after Admiral Pierre Andre de Suffren, who gave our fleet a hard time in the Indian Ocean in the 18th century – almost yesterday compared ...

The seventh and final Astute-class submarine, which is under construction for the Royal Navy, was due to be named HMS Agincourt. It would have become the sixth vessel to be named after the battle ...

In early 2024, during a mission to investigate the seafloor beneath the Dotson Ice Shelf, an advanced autonomous submarine vanished ... NBA buzzer-beaters, world-class soccer goals, or MLB home ...

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There will be no quotes from William Shakespeare’s play Henry V used as the motto for the Royal Navy’s seventh and final Astute-class nuclear-powered attack submarine. The boat, which is now ...

The submarine was due to be named HMS Agincourt, but will now follow HMS Agamemnon's lead, being named after a warrior from the Iliad. The UK Royal Navy (RN) has changed the name of the final Astute ...

The Royal Navy revealed the King had approved its name being changed to HMS Achilles - itself an illustrious name in British military service. The 7th Astute-class submarine is to be named HMS ...

Gavin Williamson, a Conservative former defence secretary, first announced the name Agincourt in 2018 for the under-construction vessel, the seventh of the Astute Class submarines to be commissioned.