Naming and equipping a British medical-support ship

What should a new Royal Navy hospital ship be called?

Britannic is suggested, and Maine is the recurring RFA hospital-ship name; the preferred design would also provide modular disaster-relief, engineering, water, and electrical support.

Britannic is a proposed name for a new British medical-support ship, while Maine has a recurring place in Royal Fleet Auxiliary hospital-ship naming. The preferred vessel would replace the broad capability of RFA Argus and combine medical facilities with disaster relief. A medical complex of about 100 beds could include radiology, surgery, emergency care, and resuscitation facilities. Modular decks, compared with those of the Absalon class, could instead carry engineering machinery or equipment for a hospital ashore when the mission required it. Bulldozers, electrical cables, and other stores would help restore roads, power, and access to treatment. Extra freshwater and electrical generation, with connections along both sides, would let the ship supply a usable quay even where surrounding buildings and services had been damaged.