Royal Navy Jolly Roger Flags To Go On Display
A Jolly Roger dating back to 1790 is among a series of flags going on display at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth.
A Jolly Roger dating back to 1790 is among a series of flags going on display at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in Portsmouth.
Personnel were deployed to the Caribbean for a month-long operation following Hurrican Irma.
HMS Montrose has spent time observing illegal activity in the East China Sea.
The deployment will see sailors on escort duties in high-threat areas, as well as missions to stop illegal arms and drug smugglers.
The funding will go towards technology including robots and autonomous minehunters.
A Royal Navy officer who founded the Chilean Navy has been given a permanent tribute at Portsmouth Naval Base.
Sister ships HMS Duncan and HMS Dragon have linked up on Mediterranean security patrols for the first time.
HMS Defender arrived on the Clyde for a five-day visit.
The test was conducted off the coast of Virginia, USA.
The Forces Media Academy and ScreenSkills' new programme has launched with an info evening at Pinewood Studios.
Labour peer Admiral Lord West of Spithead was giving evidence before the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee.
The MP leading the report told Forces News that retention in the Armed Forces is "getting worse".
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The two-week exercise took place off the Cornish and Devon coast.
The visit was designed to foster an understanding of naval operations.
HMS Tamar is the name of the fourth of the Royal Navy's new Offshore Patrol Vessels.