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    HOW TO BUILD A WARSHIP Words by Mike Jennings

    Jan 21, 2021 5 minutes

    The UK has been known for the strength of its Royal Navy for hundreds of years, and that’s unlikely to change any time soon. The organisation has embarked on a program of shipbuilding that’s going to modernise its current fleet. It’s an expensive, long-term undertaking, but the Navy is certain that its new Type 26 and Type 31 vessels are going to be crucial – and successful – when it comes to maintaining the UK’s status as a leading global force. It’s not just about keeping the Royal Navy on top when it comes to military hardware, either. The Navy provides humanitarian assistance during natural disasters, protects trade interests and supports the UK’s international relationships. It’s a broad list of tasks, and new equipment is needed to get these jobs done in the coming decades.

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