Royal Navy escorts historic flotilla over to Dunkirk for 85th anniversary commemorations
The Navy has been supporting the commemorations marking heroic efforts by private ships to rescue Allied troops in 1940
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RAF Exercise Formidable Shield: RAF Typhoons test HMS Dragon's sensors during training in Norway
The drills were attempting to build tactics to improve Nato's defence against ballistic missiles
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Navy It's a mix of drones, swarm tactics and Baltic drills for the Royal Navy's little warships
The six small ships take on big tech as swarm attacks and underwater robots put them to to the test
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Navy Little Ships set sail to commemorate massive bravery of Dunkirk evacuation
At exactly 6am, the first of the historic vessels began moving away from the pontoons inside Ramsgate Harbour bound for northern France
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Navy Tech-heavy Type 45 destroyer shows the human side of Carrier Strike Group 25
A drone captures the crew of HMS Dauntless standing on deck as she heads to Crete for some R&R at the end of Exercise Med Strike
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Navy We couldn't leave them, say sailors who rescued kittens from deadly heat in Bahrain
Royal Navy personnel hand-reared abandoned litter while supporting operations in the Gulf
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Navy The sword under the sea: Royal Navy's first uncrewed submarine called Excalibur
Rear Admiral James Parkin described the significance of having an uncrewed submarine in the fleet as a sail-to-steam moment
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News £300m contract will see 140 RAF and Navy aircrew trained up with latest tech
The contract gives the green light construction of new state-of-the-art facilities at RNAS Culdrose and RAF Cranwell.
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Navy HMS Spey travels through South China Sea as HMS Tamar returns to sea for FOST training
Defence Operations X account says it "underlines the UK's commitment to international law and to upholding a free, open and stable South ...
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Navy Royal Navy warship destroys supersonic missile in historic first off the coast of Scotland
HMS Dragon was taking part in Exercise Formidable Shield 25, where she battles against uncrewed air and surface systems
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Navy Royal Navy on ceremonial guard at Edinburgh Castle and Holyroodhouse for first time
Sailors from across the Senior Service are undertaking guard duties in Scotland’s capital over the next six days
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Boxing Royal Marine Kyle Shaw-Tullin wins bronze at Feliks Stamm World Boxing Cup in Poland
Royal Marine Kyle Shaw-Tullin settled for bronze after ending up on the wrong side of a split points decision against Uzbekistan's Fazlidden ...
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Opinion General Jenkins becoming First Sea Lord: Who cares what colour his uniform is?
BFBS speaks to former Royal Navy commander Tom Sharpe for his take on the appointment of a Royal Marine as head of the Navy
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Cyprus USS The Sullivans makes a liberty port call in Cyprus following Exercise Med Strike
The guided missile destroyer's crew have been given some rest and relaxation in Limassol after taking part in Exercise Med Strike
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LGBTQ Do I throw everything away or lie? Falklands Pride vessel shows conflict of a different kind
Landing Craft F8 wrapped in Pride colours celebrates the progress made and reflects on the experiences of LGBTQ+ members past and present
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Navy Patrol vessel's captain removed from role amid probe into sexual allegations
Lieutenant Commander Martyn Mayger took charge of HMS Tyne in February, and the vessel's executive officer is taking his place for now