Homeward-bound UK Carrier Strike Group leaves Pacific
The CSG21 deployment has now passed the midway point, with a stop in India up next before heading to the Gulf for exercises.
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Navy Housing development named after fallen Royal Marine
The affordable rent housing development in Crawley – six maisonettes and three flats – has been named Scott Summers Court.
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Tri-Service Armed Forces pay rise: Who is getting an increase and how much?
The boost will be implemented from next month's pay packet and will be back backdated to 1 April 2021.
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Navy HMS Kent departs Chattogram base after being 'delighted' by Bangladesh visit
Part of the visit was to celebrate the golden jubilee of Bangladesh's independence and the ship spent a number of days in Chattogram.
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Navy 'Technical issues' force HMS Diamond to miss last day of Exercise Bersama Gold
The Type 45 destroyer had been taking part in the multinational exercise to mark 50 years of the Five Powers Defence Arrangements.
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Navy 'The right choice': Military world reacts to confirmation of new Navy chief
Vice Admiral Sir Ben Key was confirmed as the new First Sea Lord, taking over from Admiral Sir Tony Radakin.
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Navy What is a First Sea Lord and what do they do?
Royal Marines, nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers all fall under the Navy chief's command.
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Navy Vice Admiral Sir Ben Key confirmed as next First Sea Lord
He will succeed Admiral Sir Tony Radakin as First Sea Lord, who himself is taking over as Chief of the Defence Staff later this year.
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Navy Watch: Frigate fleet could fall short of promised size, former Navy chief warns
Admiral Lord West’s comments came after a minister said no date had been set for ordering Type 32 frigates.
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Navy Teabag shortage averted on HMS Queen Elizabeth – thanks to Canadian frigate
Trouble was brewing until HMCS Winnipeg saved the day by supplying the carrier with three boxes of Earl Grey teabags.
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Sea vessels Watch: Take a virtual tour of the future Type 26 submarine hunter
Concept design footage used by shipbuilder BAE Systems has given crews a fresh look at the incoming ships.
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Navy Crossing the Line explained: Centuries-old Navy tradition to gain acceptance of 'King Neptune'
It's a traditional rite of passage and has become key in developing a sense of community among the ship's company.
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Navy 'Perisher': The Royal Navy's brutal training programme with no second chances
Fail the four-month course and it could spell the end of your submarine career forever.
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Navy Watch: What is the Royal Navy tradition of putting the Queen to bed?
Navy personnel continue to carry out many long-established customs and ceremonies on board the service's ships and other vessels.
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Navy Welcome back! HMS Shoreham home after three-year Middle East mission
The Royal Navy minehunter has returned home to HMNB Clyde after the lengthy deployment.
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Navy 'Welcome to Neptune's Kingdom': HMS Queen Elizabeth marks first equator crossing
The traditional 'Crossing the Line' ceremony is a rite of passage that has evolved over four centuries and is still performed today.