Konsume
Interval Day Week Month
Range 30 Day 90 Day 6 Months 1 Yr
Newswire Search Past 90 Days 11 stories 2 Publishers
Trending Today
Sort By: Snapshot
Buzz
Media Coverage
World View
Related Topics
Topic # Mentions Topic Reach
the14-
navy9-
royal7-
royal navy7-
britain3-
Prominent Journalists
Byline Articles Written Avg Reach
Harry J. Kazianis 4 -
Isaac Seitz 3 -
Steve Balestrieri 1 -
Georgia Gilholy 1 -
Jack Buckby 1 -
Liam Doyle 1 -


Royal Navy Nuclear Submarine HMS Vanguard Collided With a French Nuclear Missile Submarine. Neither Had Detected the Other, and France First Said It Hit ‘Probably a Container’
Isaac Seitz — 19fortyfive.com


British nuclear subs 'using fire hoses as last-ditch drone defence'
Liam Doyle — mirror.co.uk


Royal Navy Nuclear Missile Submarine HMS Vanguard Spent 89 Months in Refit at Devonport. It Had Taken 83 Months to Build Her. Her 3 Sisters Averaged 42 Months for the Same Overhaul, and She Came Home in March From a 204-Day Patrol — the Longest in Royal Navy History.
Harry J. Kazianis — 19fortyfive.com


The Last Battleship Ever Built Didn't Sail for the US Navy: The Royal Navy's HMS Vanguard Was 51,000-Tons, Could Hit 30 Knots and Never Fired a Shot In Battle
Steve Balestrieri — 19fortyfive.com


Britain's Only Nuclear Weapon Has Failed Its Last 2 Test Launches. A Trident Missile From Royal Navy Submarine HMS Vengeance Veered Off Course in June 2016 and Was Destroyed. One From HMS Vanguard Fell Into the Atlantic on January 30, 2024. The 2016 Failure Was Not Disclosed Until After Parliament Had Voted to Renew the System.
Jack Buckby — 19fortyfive.com


Contractors Glued Bolt Heads On Inside Britain's Nuclear Submarine HMS Vanguard. Seven of 3,000 Bolts, and the Logbook Never Mentioned Glue.
Georgia Gilholy — 19fortyfive.com


Royal Navy Nuclear Missile Submarine HMS Vanguard Spent About 89 Months in Refit at Devonport. It Had Taken 83 Months to Build Her. Her 3 Sisters Averaged 42 Months for the Same Overhaul, and She Came Home in March From a 204-Day Patrol — the Longest in Royal Navy History.
Harry J. Kazianis — 19fortyfive.com


2 NATO Nuclear Missile Submarines Were So Quiet They Crashed Into Each Other in the Atlantic Ocean
Isaac Seitz — 19fortyfive.com


£500,000,000 and More Than 2,700 Days: A British Nuclear Vanguard-Class Missile Submarine Spent More Than 7 Years in Dock for Repairs
Isaac Seitz — 19fortyfive.com


Vanguard-Class: Britain's Nuclear Deterrent Rides on Four Submarines Aged 27 to 33. They Were Planned Around a 25-Year Service Life.
Harry J. Kazianis — 19fortyfive.com

Execution: 2.45 Seconds. 33.81 mb used.