Event Brief
HMS Vanguard refit runs 89 months at Devonport
By The BriefBrief · Sources (1)
Filed: Sep 14, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET
Summary: HMS Vanguard, a Royal Navy Vanguard-class nuclear missile submarine, spent about 89 months in refit at Devonport. The article says it took 83 months to build her, while her three sister boats averaged 42 months for the same overhaul, and Vanguard returned in March from a 204-day patrol.
WHO: Royal Navy
WHAT: HMS Vanguard completed an approximately 89-month refit at Devonport and returned from a 204-day patrol in March.
WHEN: Mar 1, 2026
WHERE: Devonport, United Kingdom
WHY: Part of ongoing military operations.
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