Military life through a lens: The most striking defence images from the past 12 months
To celebrate World Photography Day, we've chosen our favourite images from military photographers showcasing the work of the Armed Forces ...
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USA Prince vs President: How does US's newest carrier stack up against Royal Navy's flagship
The USS John F Kennedy is edging closer to its planned delivery in 2027 after completing acceptance trials at sea
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Exercises Roll-on, roll-off, ready to go: JEF allies sharpen escort capabilities on Ex Lion Protector
The opening element of the series, Exercise Baltic Express, has already concluded and demonstrated the safe escorting of the Danish vessel ...
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Navy Remember this moment, Rear Admiral says, as 150 naval cadets pass out at Dartmouth
Rear Admiral Rachel Singleton, attended the pass-out parade as the guest of honour, took the salute and inspected the personnel passing out
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Navy Sad end for WW1 anti-submarine ship HMS President as historic vessel faces scrapyard
Campaigners are hoping for an 11th hour rescue for HMS President
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Naval History Wreck of Royal Navy destroyer sliced in two during night exercise found after 118 years
HMS Tiger sank off the Isle of Wight after being struck by the much larger cruiser HMS Berwick in 1908, with more than half of her 57-strong ...
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Navy Milestone ceremony: HMS Raleigh officer cadets complete restructured training programme
After working alongside ratings for 10 weeks, these cadets represent a new generation of leaders emerging in the Royal Navy's ranks
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Navy HMS Somerset home after four months tracking submarines in the North Atlantic
The Type 23 frigate was tasked with monitoring surface and sub-surface activity in the North Atlantic
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Navy Royal Navy drones and Wildcat helicopter work together for first time in ground-breaking trial
A Wildcat fitted with added sensors passed data fed from several drones flying over southern England to operators in a central hub
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Naval History Ghostly Nazi Germany fleet emerges from the Danube due to Europe's scorching heatwave
Months of heatwaves and drought have left the River Danube at critically low levels across Europe
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Navy Spearfish and Sting Ray: The torpedoes which are keeping the UK safe at sea
Submarines, surface warships and maritime patrol aircraft use the Spearfish and Sting Ray torpedoes to defend the UK
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Gurkhas From Gurkha to record-breaking mountaineer: The time I spent with Nims Purja
BFBS Forces News reporter Tim Cooper recalls his interview – and some tough physical exercise – with the former soldier and SBS operative
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Royal Marines Commandos impart maritime combat skills and tradition with South Korean counterparts
Exercise Pacific Sentil marked the first time members of the Republic of Korea's Navy Special Warfare Group had travelled to the UK
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Navy On board UNS Cherkasy: The former Royal Navy minehunter preparing for duty in Ukraine
The former Royal Navy Sandown-class vessel has been transferred to the Ukrainian Navy to enhance minehunting efforts
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Sport Navy weightlifter misses out on Commonwealth Games bronze medal after finishing fourth
Lieutenant James Wales finished fourth in the 110+kg category in Glasgow
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Navy A flagship, a Norwegian frigate and a 48-year-old German tanker sail into Glasgow
Two frigates and a German tanker capable of carrying 10.4 million litres of fuel have visited Glasgow with a Nato task group commanded by ...