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With a speed that tops 60 knots, the Royal Norwegian Navy Skjold-class corvette is listed by Guinness as the fastest class of operational warship in the world. In 2001, the U.S. Navy leased one ship to study its stealth and littoral combat capabilties. #WarshipWednesday | U.S. Naval Institute

The Royal Norwegian Navy marked its first-ever port call to Singapore with a friendly dragon boat exchange with their Singapore counterparts on Jun. 26. Lt Gen Gjerde is one of Norway’s most distinguished female military leaders. | Mothership

The Dreadnought-class submarines will be built with 'fly-by-wire’ technology, seen in 21st Century aircraft. The same thinking behind digital cockpits will be introduced to the Navy’s next-generation submarines and will control key aspects including heading, pitch, depth and buoyancy. With decades of experience in flight controls, BAE Systems believes it can adapt fly-by-wire technology – where computers replace the manual input from operators – to Dreadnought and her sisters. Learn more: http:/

4.3K views · 69 reactions |  USNI :With a speed that tops 60 knots, the Royal Norwegian Navy Skjold-class corvette is listed by Guinness as the fastest class of operational warship in the world. In 2001, the U.S. Navy leased one ship to study its stealth and littoral combat capabilties. | NextGen PHDefense | Facebook

38K views · 1.8K reactions | Your latest headlines from around the Royal Navy come from aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales. The ship is currently working with NATO allies in the Norwegian Sea. We also have updates on her sister ship HMS Queen Elizabeth who has visited Scotland and HMS Spey in the South Pacific. https://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/news-and-latest-activity/public-relations/60secondupdate | Royal Navy | Facebook