Blind Veteran Prepares For Transatlantic Balloon Crossing
An ex-Royal Navy pilot will fly from Canada to the UK later this year.
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Navy Crew Prepares To Take Britain's Next Aircraft Carrier To Sea
Personnel from HMS Prince of Wales have been training at HMS Raleigh learning how to transfer fuel and other stores between ships at sea.
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Navy HMS Dragon Makes Sixth Drug Bust In Three Months
The sale of the drugs is a known source of funding for terrorist organisations and criminal networks.
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Navy Full List: Is Your Base Among Those Now Remaining Open?
Defence minister Tobias Ellwood told parliament there are updated plans for a total of 33 sites in the UK.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines Bases Among UK Military Sites To Remain Open
Norton Manor Camp and Royal Marines Chivenor are among bases that will remain open.
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Royal Marines ‘The Rowing Marine’ Days Away From Completing World Record Row
Lee Spencer has just 600 miles of his 3,500 mile journey left to row.
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Veterans 'Absolutely Overwhelmed': D-Day Veterans Awarded France's Highest Honour
Four ex-Royal Navy serviceman have been awarded the Légion d’Honneur for their role in the Normandy landings.
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Navy Name Of Third Dreadnought Nuclear Submarine Revealed
The Dreadnought-class submarines will replace the Vanguard-class, becoming the largest submarines ever operated by the Royal Navy.
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LGBTQ A Faslane First: Navy Base Fly Rainbow Flag For Purple Friday
The last Friday of February, Purple Friday, is celebrated to show solidarity with young LGBT people in Scotland.
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Navy Destroyer HMS Dragon In Fifth Middle East Drugs Haul
The type 45 destroyer seized 49kg of heroin.
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RAF Two Military Personnel Receive Honours From Prince Charles
Wing Commander Kevin Gatland received an OBE and Petty Officer Darren Carvell an MBE.
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Falklands Falklands: MPs Call For Clarity On Future British Role
A group of MPs is touring British military locations to learn about service life.
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Scotland Navy Officer Honoured For Service 70 Years After Death
Leading Seaman William Moir died fighting along the River Yangtze in 1949.
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Scotland New State-Of-The-Art Ship Welcomed Into Service In Scotland
The 39,000-tonne RFA Tidesurge has been added to the Royal Auxiliary fleet.
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Technology Frontline Tech: How Will Littoral Strike Ships Transform The Navy?
Littoral strike ships are able to command an assault force, rather than simply transporting it.
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Gibraltar Armed Forces Test Their Resilience In A First For Gibraltar
Athletes from all three services showed off their staying power to test their physical and mental endurance