The UK Navy is displaying the Type 45 destroyer HMS Dauntless at the Defence & Security International (DSEi) 2011 exhibition, which is currently being held in London, UK.
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Submarine commanding officer Captain Will Warrender said, “HMS Dauntless represents the future for the Royal Navy, and is bristling with the newest military technology.
“The ship represents the finest shipbuilding skills the UK has to offer and is a great example of the high standards and capabilities of the British defence manufacturing base,” he added.
Commissioned in June 2010, the Dauntless vessel is designed to defend multiple assets in an air threat environment and is also capable of warfighting in both traditional and littoral environments.
The Dauntless submarine will be on display at ExCel until Saturday 17 September 2011.
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