Coming up from the deep, in from the cold

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The UK Royal Navy (RN) celebrated its 100 years with a continuing repair and recovery program as most of its boats are currently removed from operations. On Jan 31, 2001, the lead boat of a new class of nuclear- powered attack submarine was accepted into service, launching a year-long program of events to celebrate the achievements of the RN's Submarine Service since its inception. After a century, the Submarine Service today faces a crucial and challenging point in its history.

Military Submarines, Submarines

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FSL becomes a model for effective naval support

Article Abstract:

The author examine changes at Fleet Support Ltd. and its effect on the company's market share. Topics include use of capital investments to upgrade facilities, current naval contracts, and long-term planning.

Strategy & planning, Management dynamics, Shipbuilding & Repair, Management, Planning, Capital investments, Company business management, Shipbuilding industry, Company business planning, Market domination, Market share, Capital investment, Long term planning, Facilities, Fleet Support Ltd.

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