Royal Navy sailors and Marines deliver martial arts sessions to combat knife crime in Leeds
The initiative works with gyms across the region to help young people channel aggression into martial arts.
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Rugby League Royal Navy complete stunning comeback to knock debutants Mirfield out of Challenge Cup
A 26-20 win sees the Navy set up a home tie against Workington Town in round two.
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Sea vessels HMS Prince of Wales captain celebrates family's 100 years' continuous Navy service
Captain Will Blackett is the current Commanding Officer of Britain's flagship.
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Navy Engineers work through night to ensure Wildcat helicopters arrive for Norway deployment
The aircraft were boarded on the C-17 Globemaster as more than 1,000 members of the UK Commando Force deployed to the Arctic Circle for ...
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Navy Britain's nuclear submarine graveyard must be resolved, minister says
Maria Eagle confirmed first UK nuclear-powered submarine to be fully dismantled is on track to finish by end of 2026.
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News Four military teams enter the final stretch of the World's Toughest Row Atlantic challenge
Just over four weeks into the race, the teams are making significant progress on the home straight.
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Royal Marines UK Commando Force deploys to Arctic Circle to test Nato's defence of Norway
Royal Marines, Army Commandos and the Commando Helicopter Force will be honing their skills in sub-zero conditions.
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Nato Nato launches new Baltic Sentry mission to counter Russian undersea cable threat
The announcement from Nato comes after there was damage to undersea cables connecting Estonia and Finland in December.
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LGBTQ Former sailor recalls moment he came out to his ship's captain on day gay ban was lifted
Today marks 25 years since the ban on lesbian and gay service personnel was lifted in the Armed Forces.
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Navy First command pins awarded to honour Royal Fleet Auxiliary leadership and vital service
The pin design mirrors the Royal Navy's own, with a trident, crossed swords beneath a naval crown and two heraldic sea horses.
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Navy Sitrep: JEF a good start, but defence of undersea cables needs funding and aggression
On this week's episode of the Sitrep podcast, experts discuss how to defend European data power cables and undersea pipelines.
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News Sixteen-year-old sailor helps HMS Collingwood mark 85 years of excellence
The Royal Navy's prestigious training base marked a major milestone with cake, music, and a special role for its youngest sailor.
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Politics Former Navy chief says deal to hand over strategic jewel Chagos Islands must be stopped
Admiral Lord West, who was also a security adviser to Gordon Brown, has backed a paper calling on the Chagos Islands deal to be stopped.
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Sea vessels Royal Fleet Auxiliary members accept pay offer, easing tensions amid long dispute
RFA personnel have voted to accept a deal with offers of 'significant uplifts' in salaries, at a time when staff retention is difficult.
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Aircraft Navy unveils Proteus uncrewed rotorcraft set to transform aviation capabilities at sea
The Proteus rotorcraft model is scheduled to make its first flight in mid-2025.
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Sea vessels UK-led Nordic Warden system activated to track threats after undersea cable damage
The system is designed to track potential threats to undersea infrastructure and monitor hostile war vessels.