Heavily armed US missile destroyer departs Portsmouth after completing crucial Nato op
During her stay in Portsmouth, the Arleigh-Burke class of destroyer represented the most powerful air defence asset in the UK
During her stay in Portsmouth, the Arleigh-Burke class of destroyer represented the most powerful air defence asset in the UK
Former Royal Navy officer Commander Yvonne Gray gave the order for all hands to abandon ship when it ran aground, saving the 75 on board
A University of Portsmouth team and a development team from Havant were beaten
The event, held at St Barbara’s Church at HMS Excellent on Whale Island in Portsmouth, marked the 120th birthday of the Royal Fleet ...
HMS Somerset heads to Norway's rocket range to unleash the Naval Strike Missile for the first time, which can attack ships and land targets
She starred in Tomorrow Never Dies, shadowed Russian warships, and at one time carried some of the Navy's most advanced submarine-hunting ...
The exercise, Eastern Sea, was one strand of a series of early autumn exercises involving the Joint Expeditionary Force
Dougie Shelley joined the Royal Navy during the Second World War when he was just 17 years old
The awards celebrate leadership, resilience and the link between defence inclusion and national security
Nuclear-powered submarine Agamemnon is named after the commander of the mythical Ancient Greek forces in the Trojan War
The stop in Singapore follows exercises with allies and a passage through some of the region's most contested waters
The new head coach is looking to use the Navy's UKAF-level players as a platform to build from
Passing through the Taiwan Strait is viewed as controversial by China, which described a previous transit by HMS Spey as deliberately ...
The ceremony also sees personnel awarded a certificate for their maiden crossing into the Arctic.
The Malloy T-150 delivers supplies for the Royal Marines, while the Peregrine boosts intelligence and reconnaissance for the fleet
General Sir Gwyn Jenkins imagines a bold future for our maritime capabilities, but must avoid getting bogged down in a bureaucratic quagmire