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Multiple new British frigates taking shape in Rosyth
Babcock says the £1.25 billion program is sustaining 2,500 jobs and 400 apprenticeships as delivery slips behind schedule.
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Multiple new British frigates taking shape in Rosyth
Work is under way on the Royal Navy’s five Type 31 frigates at Babcock’s Rosyth yard, with two ships fitting out in the drydocks and two more at earlier stages of construction inside the assembly hall, according to imagery. Vice Admiral Steve Moorhouse, Fleet Commander of the Royal Navy, visited the yard on Tuesday 18 August and posted photographs of the ships. He said: “A fantastic opportunity to see @Babcockplc T31 hulls inc @HMSVenturerRN tak…
·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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