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What capabilities has the US deployed in the Caribbean and South America to engage “drug boats”?

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HMS Agamemnon: details of the dive and what the Astute-class signifies for the UK Royal Navy

6th November 2025

As HMS Agamemnon moves closer towards joining the UK’s in-service submarine fleet, how does the sixth Astute-class fit into the Royal Navy’s defence strategy?

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25th October 2018

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