Article Summary: The Vanguard-class submarines, in service with the UK’s Royal Navy since the early 1990s, provide Britain’s primary nuclear deterrent. -These nuclear-powered ballistic missile ...

Each Vanguard-class submarine can carry up to 16 Trident II missiles with multiple nukes on top. They are legendary mass killing machines.

Summary and Key Points: The UK’s Vanguard-class submarines, the largest ever built in the country, are set to be replaced after three decades of service. These 16,000-ton ballistic missile ...

The submarine will now begin a major revamp but friends and families of the crew were given a chance to go on board ...

The Vanguard class can carry up to 16 missiles, each armed with up to eight Trident warheads - a total of 512 warheads. Each submarine is nearly 500ft long and weighs 15,900 tonnes.

The officer was in charge of the $5 billion Vanguard-class submarine — which carries nuclear arms — when he took the X-rated video of himself and the junior sailor.

A Royal Navy nuclear submarine suffered a "concerning" malfunction while diving, the BBC has been told. The incident on board the unnamed Vanguard class submarine, which carries the UK's trident ...

A Vanguard-class submarine departs Faslane on September 2009. The Royal Navy’s four Vanguard -class submarines— Vanguard, Victorious, Vigilant, and Vengeance— were commissioned between 1993 ...

The HMS Astute (S119) was the first Astute-class submarine to enter the Royal Navy, and it set the standard for the boats that followed. In terms of size, Astute-class submarines are 97 meters ...

HMS Triumph (S93) sailed into HMNB Devonport flying a decommissioning pennant on the afternoon of Dec. 12, 2024, marking an end to its 33 years of service in the Royal Navy.