Patrol vessel HMS Spey shows off her Puma drone capabilities for the first time
The Royal Navy vessel has arrived in the East China Sea to train alongside the Korean navy.
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Navy HMS Mersey emerges from dry dock with historic Western Approaches colour scheme
HMS Mersey will continue her final maintenance in partnership with BAE Systems and A&P Group over the next few weeks.
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Feature Samurais and swordplay: How militarily accurate is FX's TV series Shōgun?
Shōgun has had rave reviews, but we find out whether this story of an Englishman stranded in feudal Japan is as accurate as it is ambitious.
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Navy Patrol vessel HMS Spey arrives in Japan as part of her deployment to the Indo-Pacific
In a post on X, the British Embassy in Tokyo said the ship had arrived in Yokosuka.
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Special forces Spending watchdog: Special forces and nuclear spending should be examined by MPs
The Public Accounts Committee said a new panel should scrutinise spending in sensitive areas.
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Sport Royal Navy men's rugby team prepared for pressure of being Inter Service champions
The Navy host the RAF in 2024's first Inter Service match live on the Forces News YouTube channel on Saturday.
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Boxing Military boxers left disappointed in National Amateur Championship semi-finals
Royal Marine boxer Kyle Shaw-Tullin was the only fighter to make it through to the final.
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Navy Royal Navy warship seizes almost £33m of drugs in two raids in the Middle East
HMS Lancaster celebrated its latest drug bust and destroyed heroin, hashish and crystal meth worth millions of pounds.
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Opinion Royal Navy offer must improve to attract and retain staff – you can't motivate an empty chair
Commodore (Ret'd) Steve Prest provides his thoughts on the current state of play in the Navy and what might be needed for the future.
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Navy DragonFire: Royal Navy's new 'game changer' laser to be fitted five years ahead of schedule
DragonFire can shoot down drones and missiles and even defeat enemy sensors - with it set to enter service in three years' time.
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Naval History Going for gold: Is the braid used on Royal Navy officers' uniforms really made of precious metal?
The custom of wearing a gold curl on distinction tape was first introduced in 1856.
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Navy Royal Navy recruits no longer need to be swimmers before starting training
The service said recruits still need to pass a swim test, but the rules have eased regarding swimming ability before signing up.
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Ukraine Ex-Royal Navy vessels transferred to Ukraine dock at Portsmouth naval base
The two vessels, Cherkasy and Chernihiv, have arrived at HMNB Portsmouth for the first time since the war began.
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Navy US Navy made to see the error of its ways as sailor fits telescopic sight on backwards
The US Marine Corps was quick to point out how the gunsight should be fitted – releasing an image of it being used the correct way.
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Navy UK, US and Japan to hold regular joint exercises in Indo-Pacific from 2025
The three nations are set to hold regular joint exercises in the Indo-Pacific which the Defence Secretary says will send 'a strong message'.
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Royals Princess Anne presents sailors with medals as she gets tour of Navy's newest frigate
Princess Anne, as sponsor, met those responsible for constructing the UK's first Type 31 warship.