New Amphibious Transport Ships Announced For UK And Dutch Forces
On July 7th, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands jointly announced that British and Dutch forces are set to be equipped with new amphibious transport ships under a new maritime partnership. The new ships are based on a Dutch design and will be built in UK shipyards alongside Dutch industry. Want to learn more about our work? Check out our website: balticdefence.org Join our new community and support our work through Contribee! https://contribee.com/baltic-defence-... You can also support the channel by becoming a member through YouTube: / @balticdefencereview Find us on our new Instagram page: / balticdefencevideo Information sources: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/ne... https://maritime-executive.com/articl... https://medialibrary.damen.com/m/268a... https://english.defensie.nl/topics/i/...

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