Ukdefencejournal.Uk Dreadnought Submarine Program Advances with Reactor Core Upgrades
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- •Major upgrades for Dreadnought reactor core production completed.
- •First Dreadnought submarine to enter service in early 2030s.
- •£63 billion committed over four years for nuclear enterprise.
The Dreadnought submarine program has seen significant progress, with major facility upgrades for reactor core production completed. The UK Ministry of Defence confirmed that work is now focused on final commissioning and manufacturing the reactor cores. The upgrades at Rolls-Royce Submarines in Derby are crucial for supporting both UK and Australian submarine production programs under AUKUS. The first Dreadnought submarine is expected to enter service in the early 2030s, with the Defense Investment Plan committing £63 billion over four years to the nuclear enterprise. The program aims to replace the aging Vanguard class submarines, which have been in service since 1969. The second and subsequent submarines are also progressing through their respective phases, ensuring the continuity of the UK's nuclear deterrent capabilities.
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