A British Kraken K3 Scout uncrewed surface vessel equipped with a Giraffe 1X radar (Portsmouth, 10/26) [2048x1152]

A British Kraken K3 Scout uncrewed surface vessel equipped with a Giraffe 1X radar (Portsmouth, 10/26) [2048x1152]

u/Odd-Metal8752 — 8 days ago

British frigate HMS Sutherland slips into the Sound amid fog and mist (Devonport, 6/10/26) [1767x1047]

u/Odd-Metal8752 — 9 days ago
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British uncrewed submarine XV Excalibur during her recent torpedo-release exercise in Scotland (September 2026) [Album]

u/Odd-Metal8752 — 15 days ago

British frigate HMS Portland following her recent live-fire exercise in the North Atlantic (September 2026) [2000x2999]

u/Odd-Metal8752 — 15 days ago
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British attack submarine HMS Agamemnon goes to sea for the first time ahead of sea trials (24/9/26) [1372x864]

u/Odd-Metal8752 — 21 days ago
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Decommissioned British submarine Swiftsure being dismantled in dock in Rosyth (4/6/25) [1280x1782]

u/Interrobang22 — 27 days ago

Anyone know how to place mines in my scenarios?

I played 'Under the Cover of Rain' (might be misremembering the name), and your MCMV has to disable mines, or your missile boats run right into them.

I can't find these in the encyclopaedia to put them into my own scenarios, though.

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u/Odd-Metal8752 — 29 days ago

A British Vanguard-class ballistic missile submarine returns to Faslane following work-up. (8/9/2026) [4096x2462]

u/Odd-Metal8752 — 1 month ago
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The keel has been laid for the first of Britain's fleet solid support ships, RFA Resurgent. [1536x864]

u/Mik3y_uk — 1 month ago

The new American frigate procurement competition is reportedly considering the Japanese Mogami-class, Turkish Istanbul-class and South Korean Chungnam-class frigates. [Album]

u/Odd-Metal8752 — 1 month ago

Were Cold War frigates active offensive assets against submarines, or defensive assets used only for escorting other surface vessels?

During the Cold War, there was a significant British and American focus on countering Soviet submarines trying to enter the Atlantic. Later in the Cold War, there was this idea of pushing into the High North from NATO and dealing with Soviet submarines more offensively.

The UK and USA built several classes of nuclear submarines, and also several classes of anti-submarine frigates. Were both submarines and frigates used to actively hunt Soviet submarines, or were the frigates expected to act more defensively, allowing the submarines to come to them, and then attempt to sink them?

I'm wondering this because recently, I've seen people talk about the modern frigate being degraded significantly by modern submarines. Was this the same during the Cold War? Were frigates really just passive assets, rather than active submarine hunters?

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u/Odd-Metal8752 — 2 months ago
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Local heavyweight in bin-bag production BAE Systems moves a section of the future nuclear-powered submarine HMS Valiant through Barrow, UK (26/08/2026). [1903x1268]

u/Odd-Metal8752 — 2 months ago

The keel was laid for the first Australian Hunter-class frigate (Type 26/Global Combat Ship variant) yesterday. [2200x1467]

u/Odd-Metal8752 — 2 months ago