The Royal Navy’s Astute-class nuclear-powered attack submarines (SSNs) are among the most advanced in the world, combining ...

The Astute-Class Nuclear Submarine is a game-changer in the world of naval warfare. At a cost of $2.2 billion per unit, this cutting-edge submarine is one of Britain’s most formidable military assets, ...

The first Astute-class submarine, the HMS Astute, was commissioned in August 2010, but did not become fully operational until May 2014. Its builder, BAE Systems, described it as "the largest and ...

BAE Systems is the primary manufacturer of the Astute-class nuclear submarines, which are integral to the Royal Navy's fleet. BAE Systems has a long-term earnings growth rate of 13.4%.

Like the other submarines in its class, the Yakutsk features advanced noise-reduction technology and a low acoustic signature, making it one of the quietest conventional submarines in the world.

This week’s announcement, therefore, of the intent to procure 12 replacement SSNs for the Astute class vessels, is a very welcome political acknowledgement of a military reality – and may, in ...

Indeed, one of the most notable outcomes of the SDR is that the UK plans to invest substantial sums in its fleet of attack submarines, as it plans to go from seven Astute-class boats to 12 AUKUS ...

The US Navy secretary has complained about the construction process of the AUKUS-critical Virginia-class submarines, as attention focuses on the inability of the US to manufacture enough boats..