The keel for the latest HMS Dreadnought was laid down during a ceremony at the Devonshire Dock Hall at BAE Systems' state-of-the-art submarine construction and assembly facility in Barrow-in-Furness.

This cutting-edge ship concept has been dubbed Dreadnought 2050 in honor of the 1906 HMS Dreadnought, a Royal Naval battleship that eclipsed all other warships at the time. Dreadnought 2050 ...

The HMS Dreadnought. By all accounts, the Dreadnought-class submarines will be impressive. With a displacement of more than 17,000 tonnes, a length of over 500 feet—roughly one-and-a-half ...

Dreadnought, on the other hand, rendered the previous battleships of the world obsolete at a stroke.Displacing 18,200 tons, it carried ten twelve-inch guns in five twin turrets, and could make ...

HMS Dreadnought is scheduled to enter service in the early 2030s as the first of a new generation of SSBNs for the RN. The UK has awarded contracts worth more than £2 billion ($2.47 billion) for BAE ...

In 1906, HMS Dreadnought was launched. Described as a deadly fighting machine, it transformed the whole idea of warfare and sparked a dangerous arms race. On 10 February 1906 the world's media ...

HMS Dreadnought is how the Brits will call submarine number 1, and it will be accompanied under the surface of the water over the following years by the HMS Valiant, ...

HMS Dreadnought will also contain 42.5 kilometres of piping, 13,000 electrical items and over 347 kilometres of cables on board. While possessing 12 nuclear Trident 2 D5 missiles, ...

Each of the four submarines in this Class (Dreadnought, Valiant, Warspite, and King George VI) will boast more than 20,000 cables and more than 26 miles (41.8 km) of pipework.

The 'Mega-unit' section of the Royal Navy's newest nuclear submarine HMS Dreadnought was kept under wraps as it headed north to Barrow shipyard.