(Re)Learning Old Tricks: The Royal Navy’s Coastal Forces Squadron
Richard Skelton and Andrew Young
6 July 20238 Minute Read
During and prior to the Second World War, the Royal Navy operated a large number of Coastal Forces. Since the 1980s, these have dwindled to just a few unarmed patrol boats more usually employed for navigation training. Recent changes seek to regenerate expertise in this vital aspect of naval warfare.
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WRITTEN BY
Richard Skelton
Andrew Young
Former Military Sciences Community Manager
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