Finally after so long waiting Hunter-killer HMS Anson completes first practice dive in dock

Hunter-killer HMS Anson completes first practice dive in dock
Citing from Royal Navy website, The trim dive – carried out over two days – allows architects, experts and engineers calculate the boat’s precise weight, stability and centre of gravity, all key factors in Anson’s performance when she formally joins her four older sisters already in service with the Royal Navy’s submarine flotilla.

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[grahamcoates]

Barrow isn't Devonshire, it's cumbria

[jacksonteller]

With worldwide threats growing i hope they will build ten SSN total. That would mean five are on station at all times. In conventional submarines you only a third are on station in nuclear submarines half. The others are either on their way to or from station, in resupply or overhaul.