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HMS Spey is the last of the five new Offshore Patrol Vessels built to replace the current River Class vessels.
HMS Spey (P234) is currently on deployment
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Matthew is an Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) specialist with significant operational experience in the Atlantic, Barents, Baltics, Mediterranean, Indian, Pacific and South China Sea, since joining the Royal Navy in 2005.
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‘Last of class - best of class’ as her crew dub her, HMS Spey is the fifth and final of the second-generation River Class Offshore Patrol Vessels built for the Royal Navy. She is currently preparing to sail to the Indo-Pacific region with her sister ship HMS Tamar. A deployment designed to provide an enduring forward presence for the Royal Navy in the region.
