| Dec 9, 2025 |
HMS Formidable |
keel laid at Babcock in Rosyth |
| Oct 9, 2024 |
HMS Formidable |
first steel cut at Babcock |
| Jul 3, 2023 |
RRS Sir David Attenborough |
Departed Babcock at Rosyth, after maintenance period for trials of dynamic positioning and moonpool. |
| Jan 24, 2023 |
HMS Active F08 |
first steel cut at Babcock |
| Nov 2022 |
HMS Prince of Wales R09 |
replacement of both faulty propellor shafts and their lubrication systems, until Jul 2023. |
| Sep 23, 2021 |
HMS Venturer F12 |
first steel cut at Babcock |
| May 5, 2018 |
HMS Scott H131 |
Arrived at Rosyth for 6 month refit, until 27 Nov. |
| Sep 9, 2017 |
HMS Prince of Wales R09 |
Naming ceremony with Duchess of Rothesay (aka Duchess of Cornwall) at Aircraft Carrier Alliance, Rosyth |
| Dec 10, 2015 |
HMS Prince of Wales R09 |
final, (aft island) structural module departed BAE Systems Glasgow. Took southern route via English Channel and arrived 20 Dec, for assembly and integration at Rosyth. |
| Jan 2011 |
HMS Kent F78 |
to Babcock at Rosyth for an 11 month refit, to include new Type 2087 sonar and updated 4.5" Kryten gun fits, plus Seawolf upgrade. |
| Oct 2008 |
HMS Campbeltown F86 |
to Rosyth for a substantial refit by Babcock International. As well as a Sea Wolf missile system mid life update, a new Mk 8 Mod 1 main gun and Type 22 SEL, a major structural survey led to further unexpected work, delaying the completion of the refit until 20 Jan 2010. |
| Nov 2004 |
HMS Edinburgh D97 |
major refit at HMD Rosyth, until Sep 2005 |
| Jun 2003 |
HMS Dumbarton Castle P265 |
Refit at Rosyth until Feb 2004, prior to South Atlantic deployment |
| Dec 2002 |
HMS Illustrious R06 |
Refit at Babcock Rosyth until Nov 2004 to convert for Merlin operations and remove Sea Dart twin launcher with its Type 909 fire direction radar. |
| Aug 7, 1995 |
HMS Newcastle D87 |
major refit at HMD Rosyth, completed Nov 1996 |
| Oct 1994 |
HMS Ark Royal R07 |
into reserve at HMNB Portsmouth on 6 months notice to re-activate, until May 1999, when she was towed to Rosyth for refit. |
| 1994 |
RFA Sir Bedivere L3004 |
until 1998, under refit by Babcock at Rosyth to displace 7700 tonnes and increase length by 12 m. |
| 1994 |
HMS Edinburgh D97 |
refit at HMD Rosyth |
| Jul 1982 |
HMS Plymouth F126 |
refit and repair to damage from Falklands campaign, until Dec 1982 at HMD Rosyth |
| May 1982 |
HMS Gurkha F122 |
withdrawn from the Standby Squadron and into refit at HMD Rosyth, recommissioned on 24 Jul 1982. |
| Apr 6, 1982 |
RFA Resource A480 |
Departed HMNB Rosyth for South Atlantic with 845 Squadron A Flt embarked, leaving theatre on 27 Jun 1982. |
| Jan 1982 |
HMS Naiad F39 |
Mid Jan 1982 saw 10 weeks of repairs to Naiad port engine at Rosyth until 3 Apr. Ships Flt Wasp disembarked at Portland. |
| Sep 1981 |
HMS Juno F52 |
long refit at HMD Rosyth (to Navigation Training Ship), until Jan 1985. |
| May 1981 |
HMS Plymouth F126 |
relocated to HMNB Rosyth, from HMNB Devonport |
| Sep 1979 |
NRP Almirante Pereira da Silva F472 |
visit to Rosyth for Navy Days 1979 |
| Nov 1975 |
HMS Londonderry F108 |
until 11 Oct 1979 at HMD Rosyth as trials ship for ASWE. Armaments and hangar removed, flight deck remodelled and two masts added aft.. |
| Aug 1974 |
HMS Yarmouth F101 |
until May 1975 at HMD Rosyth for refit. |
| Jul 18, 1973 |
HMS Ark Royal R09 |
visit to Rosyth until 23 Jul, after recent return from WESTLANT 73 deployment. |
| 1971 |
HMS Yarmouth F101 |
new base HMNB Rosyth |
| 1969 |
HMS Lofoten K07 |
Laid up. To Rosyth as accommodation vessel. |