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Britain’s Dreadnought nuclear submarine programme supports about 30,000 jobs, with more than 7,000 at BAE Systems Maritime alone
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Britain’s Dreadnought nuclear submarine programme supports about 30,000 jobs, with more than 7,000 at BAE Systems Maritime alone
The Ministry of Defence separately estimates that Dreadnought will support more than 30,000 UK jobs at its peak and describes it as the country’s largest engineering project. The four submarines will replace the Barrow-built Vanguard-class fleet from the early 2030s. Dreadnought is being delivered through an alliance comprising the Ministry of Defence, BAE Systems and Rolls-Royce. The alliance described the boats as the “biggest, most powerful a…
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