Drone captures fantastic footage of HMS Albion in a Norwegian fjord
The Royal Navy's amphibious assault ship has been on Arctic deployment in Norway.
The Royal Navy's amphibious assault ship has been on Arctic deployment in Norway.
It is only the second time military dogs have been deployed to the Arctic.
Forces News joined the commandos in Norway as they prepared to take part in Exercise Joint Warrior which involves thousands of Nato troops.
The P2000s crossed the Arctic Circle on their way to joint Exercise Joint Warrior, travelling further north than they ever have before.
HMS Protector captured some amazing pictures before completing their most recent Antarctic work period, including some incredible wildlife.
The Plymouth-based ice patrol ship has completed her latest work safeguarding birdlife and laying the groundwork for further research.
Capt Preet Chandi broke the world record for the furthest solo, unaided polar expedition – covering 922 miles across Antarctica.
The Royal Navy vessel tries to stand out with her red and yellow hull, while others use darker colours to avoid detection.
She broke the world record for the furthest solo, unaided polar expedition, covering 1,484km across Antarctica in 70 days and 16 hours.
The Royal Navy ship will exercise alongside Nato allies while deployed in Norway.
Captain Chandi completed the longest solo unsupported one-way polar ski journey this year.
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During the trek, she picked up an injury known as "polar thigh" as her body was battered by the hostile Antarctic weather.
‘Polar Preet’, as she is known, covered 922 miles (1,485 km) in 70 days and 16 hours in freezing conditions.
Capt Chandi 'broke the world record', according to her team, but failed to be the first woman to cross Antarctica solo and unsupported.
It is the largest military and civilian medical research expedition to ski to the South Pole and was part-sponsored by BFBS.