Astute-Class Submarine

The Astute-class boats, are the largest and most advanced attack submarines ever built for the Royal Navy.

The change was reportedly made so as to not upset France.

December 12, 2024, marked the end of an era of the proud history of the British Royal Navy’s submarine service. As noted by The Lochside Press: HMS Triumph, the last...

Summary: The British Royal Navy’s latest nuclear-powered submarine, the Astute-class, represents a significant advancement in modern submarine technology. Designed to replace the older Trafalgar class as part of the SSN20...

Here’s What You Need To Remember: In any case, the Astutes are among the most formidable submarines in the world, and certainly pose a major threat to any Russian designs on...

The fifth Astute-class attack submarine was launched in late April at the BAE Systems site in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, the company announced earlier this month. The vessel emerged from the Devonshire Dock...

Here’s What You Need to Remember: HMS Audacious is the fourth Astute-class sub completed out of a planned seven boats, and its primary role with SUBFLOT will be to assist in combating the...

Here’s What You Need To Remember: The Astute-class submarines are Britain’s newest – and most dangerous – subs. But how would they fare in a war? Since the commissioning of HMS...

Here’s What You Need to Remember: The 320-foot long submarine can reportedly glide through the water with no more noise than a baby dolphin and detect objects from 3,000 nautical miles away. The...

The Royal Navy’s Astute-class of nuclear-powered submarines have been described as the “most capable ever built,” and with a £1.6billion price tag for each boat, the ships need to live...