MOD has an infrastructure challenge to protect the tip of the military spear
@PinstripedLine discusses how the MOD can balance spending money on frontline kit with ensuring the infrastructure exists to support it.
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Navy HMS Tamar returns to New Zealand to visit windiest city in the world
HMS Tamar is on deployment in the Indo-Pacific alongside her sister ship, HMS Trey, and has returned to New Zealand to visit Wellington.
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Sport Royal Navy win Freestyle Inter Services Kayak competition for the first time
More than 40 military kayakers took part in the event from across the services.
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Navy RFA Lyme Bay and RFA Argus conduct flying training with Merlins in the Pacific
The two Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessels carried out Procedural Flying Training with RN Merlins from 845 Squadron.
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Navy Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer leaves Portsmouth to test her readiness through sea trials
HMS Dauntless has sailed out of Portsmouth to begin sea trials where her advanced systems will be put to the test.
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Navy No Tim Tams for HMS Tamar as UK and Australian forces showcase co-operation in the Pacific
Pacific allies practise long-range co-operation as the Royal Navy links up with the Royal Australian Air Force off Fiji.
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Navy MOD unveils £850m spending plans to keep warships and submarines at sea
The Ministry of Defence says the new contracts framework will enhance economic growth across the UK.
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Navy HMS Protector passes through Panama Canal and arrives in Pacific on way to Antarctica
The Royal Navy's ice patrol ship arrives in the Pacific Ocean, continuing her journey to Antarctica.
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Navy HMS Trent helps with Virgin Islands damage and disruption following Hurricane Ernesto
The Royal Navy offshore patrol vessel has been deployed to the British Virgin Islands to assist with the storm's aftermath.
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Navy Deep discovery: Divers find possible lost wreck of WWI warship HMS Hawke
The remains of what is believed to be HMS Hawke were discovered around 70 miles from Fraserburgh in the North Sea.
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Navy Aukus: Barriers lifted on defence trading will speed up nuclear submarine development
A landmark deal in defence between the UK, US and Australia will lead to export control changes around technology and intelligence.
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Navy Sailor whose father died in HMS Brilliant's Lynx crash makes first visit to memorial
Thirty-five years on, son David, who followed in his footsteps and is now also a chief petty officer, finally got to see the crash memorial.
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Navy Never-before-seen images of HMS Diamond's intense deployment in Red Sea
The Type 45 destroyer headed back to the Red Sea to help safeguard international shipping from Houthi rebel attacks in March.
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Middle East US military destroy two 'clear and imminent' Houthi rebel threats in the Red Sea
The United States Central Command has reportedly destroyed two Houthi targets after they posed a 'clear and imminent threat'.
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Navy Drone-killer HMS Diamond tweaked tactics to down waves of Houthi attacks
Commander Pete Evans spoke exclusively to BFBS Forces News about the ship's intense deployment in the Red Sea repelling Houthi attacks.
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Aircraft US Navy tests new electric STOL aircraft that's ready to land in hostile areas
The US Navy issued a contract to Electra to investigate the use of its eSTOL aircraft for logistics in contested environments