What course ahead for the Royal Navy? | Sitrep podcast
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- Sitrep looks at the future shape of the Royal Navy as the government talks of a new "golden era in shipbuilding" and assesses what it can learn from current conflicts. Expert analysis from Commodore Steve Prest who's just left the service and former naval warfare officer Professor Peter Roberts from RUSI.
Sitrep's Simon Newton reports from Poland on Exercise Immediate Response, designed to reinforce the Alliance's Eastern flank and deter Russia, with 2,500 UK troops taking part and we hear from the Telegraph’s Colin Freeman in Ukraine.
Finally, Sitrep discusses how soldiers should balance taking ground in conflict with the duty to protect historic sites and artifacts with Dr Peter Caddick-Adams and the Commander of the Cultural Property Protection Unit Roger Curtis.
Kate Gerbeau presents, with expert analysis from Professor Peter Roberts.
You can read Cdre Prest's opinion piece for Forces News here: www.forces.net/services/navy/...
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01:04- Royal Navy shipbuilding
13:51- Ukraine
22:38- Culture and war
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One of the main lessons from Ukraine is that corruption in defense procurement can lose you the war. And I would suggest that UK corruption levels are unacceptable and need to be met with a scorched earth campaign upon the arrival of the new government.
Fat chance, 'liebour' will be in the pocket of the doners before they're elected - that's how Govt's get into and maintain power...
UK has one Government and its not in UK.
You surprise me as I wouldn't have expected corruption in western nation as too many people would know about it. I'm not claiming our defence procurement & contractors are angelic virgins who're above that, as I say I think there's too many folks who'd have to know about it.
@@TeddyBear-ii4ycIt's legal to be corrupt in the West.
There's insider trading, 'donations', 'speaking tours' and the granting of well paid sinecure positions... Blair, for example, was given millions by firms like Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan.
Clearly, these 3 (6) new amphibious ships are a step in the right direction, though overdue.
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They shall form part of the vanguard and are essential assets for our Commando Force as they are an adaptable forward presence...
Will these new amphibious ships (MRSS) be LHD or LPD?
I’m just disturbed at the “upto 6” which to me means something less with 6 being the top end ! Also let’s stop building potential capability in because we never reach thst potential . Build these ships with capability now . We need ballistic missile defence - but need to upgrade type 45s - because they only have potential . We need mk41 VLS now and more launch systems in general - but again only potential . Just appeases politicians conscience because they can say we are building 28 new ships - but only with potential . Meanwhile Putin is real .
@russellbenton2987
Agreed, buddy 👊🏼
We are an island nation and so need more ships.
In the 1914 King's Review, the RN assembled 400 ships off Spithead.
In 1939, he RN had 1400 ships, just before WW2.
IN 2024, we only have 66 commissioned warships of the line...
@@death_parade
3x LSD's
2x LPD's
1x LHD
*Subject to change
@@gadgetgus Doubt it. They said all six will be one ship class. So it is either LPD or LHD. Can't be both.
Rocks.
Should not have retired HMS Ocean. It’s still going strong for Brazil.
The Royal Navy could not afford the sailors, with two new carriers they needed to distribute the expertise
Maybe build ships in the U.K. as the RFA’s are being built in India ?
Also Building them to be a bit more robust, so that they don’t spend as much time in driving dock.
They are being maintained not built. Jesus christ
@@regarded9702 regardless - why not keep the work within the UK ! Ah paying a foreign worker £1.20 an hour ma have something to do with it. Obviously the government sending work overseas at the expense of UK jobs fails to worry you. Jesus Christ indeed
Uniform military forces may not be needed and become redundant ✌️❤️🇬🇧
Lmao nope.
Sure, Vlad.
I wouldn't take Grant Shapps' word if he told me rain was wet. Ditto most of the rest of the current Westminster government.
Politicians saying words (lies).
Want to know the condition of the Navy, go to Wikipedia type in ‘The 2nd Anglo-Dutch War’ and click on ‘Raid on the Medway’, tells you everything. 360+ years later, still doing the same stupid things. Fortunate there’s no Dutch navy around.
It's ironic that the RN is at today's force levels after leading the world for so long.
Its not ironic, its what happens to puppetted states. UK may be nearing extinction but at least you are not racist or speaking German.
@@TheBelrickI shed tears every day thinking about those poor Conservative 'glamour boys' who could no longer enjoy their sex tourism in Germany.
Further decline is future of british navy!
Yes, navies are reflection of the people within a nation and the UK (and every other once western nation) no longer has its people.
Sell 1 aircraft carrier and buy more subs and type 28 fregats
What is the Type 28
Plus it's no more about numbers nowadays
Political bull lol
Stop a dinghy and then build up .
all the royal navy needs is small boats and ferries to carry out their duty to bring in as many non British as possible
"New British" remember... our treasure trove of strength and diversity.
Still, the rest of the Royal Navy can continue to do its part in helping to drive millions of Iraqis, Afghans, Syrians and (soon) Palestinians into our midst.
The forces are so skint that they cannot upload an actual video with video............ridiculous