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HMS Lancaster Sails Into The Sunset After Nearly 35 Years of Service

Published Dec 5, 2025 10:10 PM by The Maritime Executive

  The UK Ministry of Defence has broken its silence and confirmed that the Type 23 frigate HMS Lancaster (F229) is within days of retirement, having been forward-deployed in Bahrain since 2022. After a period when it was unclear where HMS Lancaster was or what it was doing, Vice Admiral Steve Moorhouse, the Royal Navy's Fleet Commander and a former commanding officer of HMS Lancaster, broke the news that the ship is to be retired shortly, and...

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Published Dec 5, 2025 10:10 PM by The Maritime Executive

A bulker southbound in the Red Sea reported to authorities that it had been approached and exchanged gunshots with the unknown boats. The ship is safe and continuing on its way while analysts speculate over the events. The Barbados-flagged vessel Bobik (31,896 dwt) reported the incident to UK Maritime Trade Operations early on December 5. The vessel is Turkish-owned and reports coming from Georgia after having made a port call in Ukraine. The ship was built in 2006...

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At WorkBoat 2025, Cost Control Takes Center Stage

Published Dec 5, 2025 6:45 PM by The Maritime Executive

  American operators often get sticker shock when pricing out new vessel tonnage these days, and at WorkBoat 2025, vessel affordability was at the top of the agenda. How can yards bring down the cost of construction, and how can owners, naval architects and engineers write specs for value - not just perfection? TME asked around the show to find out, and came away with a few answers - some well-known, some less so.  Well-known solutions First, there are a few...

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Historic Liverpool Waterfront Vessels Undergo Vital Preservation Repairs

Published Dec 5, 2025 6:44 PM by The Maritime Executive

  Efforts are underway in Liverpool to preserve two historic vessels that are a familiar sight in the city’s waterfront, a move that is aimed at ensuring they continue attracting visitors for years to come. The National Museums Liverpool is undertaking a £200,000 ($267,000) conservation project to preserve the future of tugboat Brocklebank and pilot boat Edmund Gardner, both of which have come under threat due to years of decay. A national heritage, Brocklebank is a tug that was launched...

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