UK Carrier Strike Group led by HMS Prince of Wales forms for Exercise Strike Warrior
HMS Prince of Wales leads the British contingent, accompanied by HMS Dauntless, HMS Portland and HMS Iron Duke, plus an Astute-class sub.
HMS Prince of Wales leads the British contingent, accompanied by HMS Dauntless, HMS Portland and HMS Iron Duke, plus an Astute-class sub.
HMS Exmouth was torpedoed by a German submarine in 1940, but her wreck has now been surveyed by a team of civilian and Royal Navy divers.
A helicopter from 815 NAS has used a Martlet missile to destroy a Banshee drone during a training exercise.
Former Royal Navy officer Commander Yvonne Gray was praised for saving lives after a New Zealand naval ship sunk.
The medal honours Marine Scott Summers' service and dedication to the Royal Marines and His Majesty's Armed Forces.
HMS Queen Elizabeth welcomed chefs from London's Punjab Restaurant to celebrate the Hindu Navaratri festival.
Armed Forces Minister Luke Pollard cut the first steel of the Type 31 frigate at Rosyth Dockyard.
HMS Trooper was on a secret mission in the Aegean Sea when she disappeared with all hands after hitting a mine in October 1943.
The Royal Navy is enhancing the firepower of its maritime attack helicopters after successfully launching a new missile.
700X Naval Air Squadron will celebrate its fifth year of service by bringing the Peregrine helicopter drone into its fixed-wing fleet.
Naval pilot Dan Burnett earned the award for saving all six people aboard his failing helicopter during a training sortie.
A 3-0 win saw the Blades win a physical battle on the ice against their Navy rivals.
Sarah Atherton says the Armed Forces need the right people in the right places to change misogyny and bullying in the military.
Commander Yvonne Gray gave the order for all hands to abandon ship when it ran aground and caught fire off the coast of Samoa.
The Ministry of Defence is looking to upgrade its military diving capabilities.
The ship was acquired by the New Zealand government for NZ$103 million in 2018.