The five arms of the Royal Navy explained
The arms of the Royal Navy work together to protect the nation's interests at sea, on land, and in the air.
The arms of the Royal Navy work together to protect the nation's interests at sea, on land, and in the air.
The Prince of Wales said it was "truly humbling to learn of the efforts" volunteers are going to, to recover this historical naval vessel.
Twenty years as a survey ship for the Senior Service have come to an end for HMS Echo in Portsmouth.
Royal Navy veteran Peter Smoothy has paid his respects in Normandy thanks to the Taxi Charity.
A Somerset oak tree was planted and blessed during the service at Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton.
On 21 May 1982, the UK began landing troops in East Falkland, following the invasion of the Falkland Islands by Argentina.
To help counter Argentina's Exocet anti-ship missiles, the SAS were called to assist with taking out the missile threat.
Eye-witness accounts reveal what life was like for those directly impacted by the Falklands War.
In 1982, then-22-year-old Chris Purcell was serving on the ship's galley and as a gunner when Argentinian jets attacked the vessel.
Its unique architecture has been carefully restored, including its roof lantern, monumental stonework and Swedish marble flooring.
Sir Ernest Shackleton is best known for his endeavours in the Antarctic, but he was also a Royal Navy reservist and a former Army major.
An examination of the histories and current roles of the UK’s Special Forces units.
Nicola White has found numerous military items while mudlarking around the River Thames.
Four decades ago, HMS Sheffield was hit – and eventually sunk – by an Argentine missile while assisting with liberation of the Falklands.
She has been undergoing a 20-year conservation, recently having her mast removed, with the next stage of works now unveiled.
Nicola White says her discovery on the River Thames is one of her "most exciting" yet.