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The Maritime Warfare Centre is an alliance of Servicemen, scientists, and analysts, whose sole driving purpose is to create battle-winning tactics for the Royal Navy.
The unit is made up of some 120 people, split roughly equally between civilian and military, although at any given time a hefty chunk of these people will be out at sea, on board ships, running trials and experiments; and most importantly asking questions.
The analysis work of the men and women, both civilian and military, of the MWC is being fed on a daily basis into the operational decisions being made by Fleet staff at Navy Command HQ. The MWC’s work is at the heart of generating a Royal Navy that can fight and win.
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Mine hunter ships, frigates, destroyers and assault ships, among others, form the backbone of our naval prowess.
The UK has a responsibility to its citizens and its allies to endeavour to safeguard the high seas. This is why the Royal Navy protects home and international waters.
