Afghanistan: Ex-Royal Marine Refuses To Leave Country And Abandon His Charity Staff
Paul Farthing said he will not leave the staff of his Nowzad animal charity to the "absolutely horrendous fate" they are faced with.
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Navy Haiti Earthquake: RFA Vessel Heading To Support Aid Effort
The 7.2-magnitude earthquake has left about 30,000 families homeless, with RFA Wave Knight now deploying to help with relief support.
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Military Life What role do chaplains provide in the Armed Forces?
The conflicts may change but the care, compassion and moral support remains the same.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines Recruit Death: 'Deviation' From Protocol A Factor In Beach Incident
The MOD published an inquiry report into the death of Recruit Ethan Jones after a training exercise on a Cornish beach last year.
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Navy 'Proud' Families Back In Person As Officer Cadets Pass Out At BRNC Dartmouth
Passing out parades at BRNC Dartmouth have been live-streamed through the pandemic, but family and friends were back to watch in person.
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Navy US Navy Ships Named After 'People Who Fought For Civil Rights And Human Rights'
Who are the people honoured by the US Navy with a ship named after them?
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Navy Why The RFA Del Boy Run Has Nothing To Do With Only Fools And Horses
How the lovely jubbly Del Boy keeps the Navy’s carrier strike group going in the Pacific
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Sea vessels Carrier Strike Group: Watch HMS Richmond Arrive In Japan
It is the first of several planned port visits in Japan by those on the Carrier Strike Group 21 deployment.
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Sea vessels Icebreaker HMS Protector could make Navy history as she sets sail to Antarctica
The deployment to the Antarctic means HMS Protector will have crossed the Equator and visited both polar circles in a single year.
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Sea vessels Fact Check: What Is The Status Of Royal Navy's Surface Fleet?
The Surface Fleet provides the maritime backbone of the Royal Navy – but how many of the ships are currently ready and available?
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Sea vessels What are full ship shock trials?
A look at why navies conduct these tests and what they achieve.
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Feature The rebellious reason British submarines fly the Jolly Roger after missions
The tradition followed comments that submariners should be hanged as pirates
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Navy Watch: HMS Queen Elizabeth And Carrier Strike Group Arrive In Guam
The Carrier Strike Group is taking the opportunity to reset in the country before the next phase of the deployment in the Western Pacific.
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Sea vessels Final Farewell: Navy's HMS Blyth And HMS Ramsey Decommissioned In Formal Ceremony
A formal ceremony was held at Rosyth in Scotland celebrating the two long-serving Sandown Mine Countermeasure Vessels.
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Navy Navy: Tanker Safe After 'Potential Hijack' In Gulf Of Oman
Hijackers who seized a vessel off the coast of the United Arab Emirates in the Gulf of Oman have left the ship, according to the Royal Navy.
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Royal Marines F-35s, B-52s and howitzers: Royal Marines take on Australia's biggest military exercise
Exercise Talisman Sabre saw the Royal Marines fight on the ground alongside American, Australian and Japanese personnel and hardware.