Carrier Strike Group 21: HMS Queen Elizabeth Prepares To Set Sail On Maiden Deployment
The Carrier Strike Group will visit 40 countries over 28 weeks during the deployment and will sail through the disputed South China Sea.
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Sea vessels HMS Glasgow: First Look At Type 26's Complete Scale
The front and rear blocks have been joined to show off the full size of the ship, for the first time.
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News US Begins Official Withdrawal From Afghanistan
1 May officially marks the deadline date of troops withdrawing, agreed with the Taliban in 2020.
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Army British troops complete exercise ahead of UN mission in Mali
The UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in Mali is the UN's most dangerous operation in the world.
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Sea vessels HMS Prince Of Wales: Carrier Returns To Sea After Repairs
The ship has departed Portsmouth Naval Base for sea trials.
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Scotland Police Attempt To Remove Climate Activists Blocking Faslane Nuclear Base
Activists attached and locked themselves to plant pots outside the north gate of HM Naval Base Clyde in Scotland.
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Royal Marines New Head Of Royal Marines Takes Up Role
It is the second time Lieutenant General Rob Magowan has held the position, the only person ever to be in the job twice.
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Northern Ireland Trial Of Former Paratroopers Charged With Murder Of IRA Man On Verge Of Collapse
The prosecution is considering whether to appeal the ruling.
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RAF Exercise Springhawk: Red Arrows Prepare For Display Season In Greece
The team have been conducting three flights a day, five or six days a week, in preparation for the display season.
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Veterans SAS Veteran To Row Solo Across North Atlantic Without GPS
If he succeeds, Ian Rivers will be the first to complete his route unsupported.
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Politics Overseas Operations Act Passed Into Law By Government
The legislation has now gained Royal Assent and will come into effect following the opening of the new Parliament.
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Sea vessels What are dazzle ships?
The 'dazzle' camouflage paint scheme became a popular tactic for vessels to deceive an enemy in the First and Second World Wars.
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Navy Navy Vessels To Stop Selling Tobacco
It is already forbidden to smoke tobacco products on board Royal Navy platforms.
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USA Biden: Afghanistan was 'never meant to be multi-generational undertaking'
In his first speech to Congress, US President Joe Biden said after 20 years of 'valour' it was time to bring American troops home.
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News Tributes To Retired Navy Officer Who Died In Motorway Collision
Commodore Malcolm Williams, 69, died after a traffic collision on the A3(M) involving two cars and a lorry at junction 3 near Waterlooville.
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Army Army's Royal Lancers Given NATO Medals In Catterick
About 30 personnel from the Royal Lancers returned to the UK this month, after six months in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Kosovo.