T he UK Royal Navy has ended its full spectrum naval capability following the scrapping of two amphibious assault ships, HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark, as part of a slew of defence cuts by the new ...

So Bulwark has a sister ship, HMS Albion. When they were launched in the early 2000s (Bulwark went into service in December 2004), they cost £430 million for the pair.

HMS Bulwark has been deployed off Weymouth and Portland as part of a security exercise ahead of the Olympics. The amphibious assault ship will be used as the police command base during Olympic and ...

HMS Bulwark was launched in 2001 and rescued at least 500 migrants off the coast of Libya in 2015. HMS Albion, which was also launched in 2001, took part in arctic operations in 2022 .

Two former Royal Navy flagships, Devonport-based HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark will be decommissioned as part of cost saving measures announced by Defence Secretary John Healey. The savings will also ...

They are set to replace HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark, two former Royal Navy flagships. HMS Albion, an Albion-class landing platform, is among the ships to be decommissioned as part of defence cuts.

Two specialist landing ships - HMS Albion and Bulwark - would be taken out of service under the proposals. The plan - part of a package of cost-cutting measures - has caused alarm among senior ...

The Government allegedly offered HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark to Brazil for just £20million - potentially nearly a tenth of the amount UK taxpayers had spent on the assault ships in recent years ...

HMS Bulwark has been deployed off Weymouth and Portland as part of a security exercise ahead of the Olympics. The amphibious assault ship will be used as the police command base during Olympic and ...