Tearing up the Rock: Crew of HMS Queen Elizabeth earn their stripes on iconic run in Gibraltar
Covering roughly three miles of terrain with 1,300ft of elevation, the iconic race serves up a classic test of grit, endurance, and ...
Covering roughly three miles of terrain with 1,300ft of elevation, the iconic race serves up a classic test of grit, endurance, and ...
Transferring a helicopter from the flight deck to the hangar is a delicate operation, requiring careful planning and execution
HMS Queen Elizabeth's crew of over 800 personnel will embark on training operations, exercising across the full spectrum of naval warfare
The outgoing Commander British Forces (CBF) Gibraltar Commodore Tom Guy has handed over the reins to Commodore Tim Davey
The training covered 60 kilometres across the British Overseas Territory and tested leadership, endurance and core military skills
The Type 45 destroyer departed Portsmouth on 10 March after being loaded with the Sea Viper missile system
The 18--year-old disappeared when his ship HMS Illustrious was docked in Gibraltar in 1986
The UK's Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship earlier this month played the 'bad guy' in one of West Africa's biggest naval exercises.
The issue arose as the Foreign Secretary was heckled by MPs while he defended the decision to give up UK control over the Chagos Islands.
The parade also signified 320 years since the Marines were involved in the siege of Gibraltar.
More than 30 aircraft are due to take to the skies above the crowds on The Mall and over Buckingham Palace.
Royal Navy warship HMS Richmond has taken over from the Type 45 destroyer in the Red Sea.
Officers have returned to the Town Range car park where they carried out previous investigations last year.
PM Rishi Sunak redirected RFA Argus and RFA Lyme Bay to the eastern Mediterranean, with the pair previously set to deploy to Oman.
Royal Navy Rating Parkes was last seen in December 1986, when the ship he was serving on was docked in Gibraltar.
The annual event is partly modelled on the Trooping the Colour at Horse Guards in London,