THE first Barrow-built Dreadnought class submarine is on track to enter service by the early 2030s, according to a report.

Dreadnought submarines will carry the UK's nuclear weapons and replace the Vanguard class which is currently operating. The delivery phase three will see the first of the new submarines ...

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Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said that every day ”our ballistic missile submarines are used to ... so we are building the new Dreadnought class. “Along with increasing the defence budget ...

Thales will manufacture optronic masts for the new Dreadnought submarine class A £169m contract for the UK nuclear deterrent programme will support more than 150 jobs in Scotland. The order will ...

The focus will then turn to completing the four Dreadnought class ballistic missile submarines desperately needed to replace the struggling Vanguard class. At the same time, production of the next ...

SUBMARINES assembled by Barrow shipyard workers will find new life at the end of a complex process of dismantling and recycling.

The Dreadnought Class will be one of the most complex machines ever built and it will operate in one of the most hostile environments on the planet. As the largest Class of submarine ever built ...

The Rolls-Royce Submarines office will also support the programme to build the Dreadnought class of submarines, which will replace the Vanguard class vessels which carry the UK’s Trident nuclear ...

Originally Barr & Stroud Ltd, the Thales Glasgow facility has links dating back to 1888 and has been the sole supplier of periscopes to the Royal Navy since the First World War.