1,200 new UK jobs pledged as naval shipbuilding returns to Belfast

by RINA | 11th January 2023 | Warship Technology, Editors Choice, Naval & Patrol

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New Navy ships to be built in Titanic shipyard under £1.6bn contract

Artist’s impression showing the RFA’s new fleet solid support ships

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