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U.S. Navy · RosythAt an event that marked the keel laying of HMS Formidable, Dunfermline and Dollar MP Graeme Downie turned to another development he argued signals Rosyth’s growing weight in global defence manufacturing: the decision by US shipbuilding giant HII to expand its partnership with Babcock for work on Virginia-class nuclear attack submarines. Downie told workers the announcement was nothing short of transformative for the yard’s international standing…See the Story
Rosyth shipyard skills hailed after US submarine deal
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Royal Navy · RosythBabcock has laid the keel for HMS Formidable at Rosyth, marking the next scheduled milestone in the Type 31 frigate programme, which will deliver five ships to the Royal Navy within 10 years of contract signing. The first modular section was lowered onto a commemorative coin in line with naval tradition, witnessed by Babcock staff, Royal Navy personnel and international guests.
HMS Formidable’s keel has been laid at Rosyth, marking the next ste…See the Story
Keel Laid in Rosyth for New British Warship
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Military · ItalyIn Rosyth, Scotland, at the Babcock plant, the traditional keel laying ceremony was held for a new warship under construction, the future frigate HMS Formidable of the Royal Navy. Babcock started the production of five frigates Type 31 or "Inspiration Class" that will flank the frigates Type 26 or "City Class" of which BAE Systems is making six units always on behalf of the Royal Navy that will represent the high frigate....See the Story
