Why Is The Royal Navy Retiring All Its Destroyers? @NotWhatYouThink
Why Is The Royal Navy Retiring All Its Destroyers?  @NotWhatYouThink
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
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Chapters:
00:00 United Kingdom currently ranks as the second last in NATO
01:39 Why Royal Navy has currently no attack submarines deployed
05:33 Why half of Type 45 Destroyers are broken
07:18 The UK's plan to get rid off destroyers and replace it with hybrid navy
09:06 Adversaries are building destroyers at unprecedented rate
10:40 Why Ukraine reigns supreme with naval drones
11:46 Does a Hybrid Navy just mean more cuts?

Music:
There Is Still Time - John Utah
Signal to Noise
Truce No More - Dream Cave
Reaching beyond the Clouds - Tellsonic
Mortal Blow - Dream Cave
The Grand Plan - Dream Cave
Nordkap - Martin Landh

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Why Is The Royal Navy Retiring All Its Destroyers?

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