Home after eight months: Find out where CSG25 went and what it got up to
HMS Prince of Wales led CSG25 to the Indo-Pacific and back, so find out where they sailed on Operation Highmast
Richard spent over 25 years in the Royal Marines, serving primarily as an Air Defence Specialist on operations in Northern Ireland, the Gulf, Iraq, Kuwait, and Afghanistan, as well as the Black and Red Seas. He was also an instructor and media representative at the Marines Commando Training Centre. Richard trained at the BFBS media academy in 2017 before joining Forces News as an Archive Researcher.
HMS Prince of Wales led CSG25 to the Indo-Pacific and back, so find out where they sailed on Operation Highmast
The SAS struck a devastating blow against the IRA in South Armagh in an ambush that lies at the heart of the controversy surrounding the act
The Martlet is a laser-guided beam riding system which uses Automatic Target Tracking to lock on, or it can be guided using a joystick
Information collected by the jet paints a real-time image of Russian military activity that's constantly updating Nato intelligence networks
KNM Trondheim was used to test the Naval Strike Missile back in 2013, but has now been hit by more missiles and torpedoed
The island of Jan Mayen holds strategic importance for defence and serves as a key base for Norwegian and Nato operations in the Arctic
Passing through the Taiwan Strait is viewed as controversial by China, which described a previous transit by HMS Spey as deliberately ...
The exercise targeted a ship to test the new Quicksink seeker technology used on a conventional bomb carried by a US Air Force B-2 Spirit
Carrier Strike Group 25 has made its way towards Australia for the multinational exercise
The ships were targeted by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels after the Israeli and US strikes on Iran raised regional tensions
Frigate HMAS Sydney links up with CSG25 as the warships prepare to take part in Talisman Sabre off the coast of northern Australia
MOP bombs were used to attack a number of centrifuges buried deep underground at a site south of Tehran
GBU-57 is referred to as the Massive Ordnance Penetrator, and is the only explosive capable of reaching Iran's underground facilities
Four members of the IRA were killed by British personnel in February 1992.
Negotiations aimed at freezing the conflict could finally halt the fighting but they may also lock in territorial losses for Ukraine.
HMS Iron Duke is a Type 23 Frigate in the Royal Navy and the crew have been honing their personnel-recovery techniques.