US Navy welcomes first submarine built for mixed-gender crew into the fleet
The third vessel to carry the name USS New Jersey is the first submarine to have been designed for male and female crew members.
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Navy Peregrine drone can give Royal Navy a long overdue capability as trials begin
The Peregrine's new surveillance sensors provide real-time images and radar data during patrols.
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Navy King boards nuclear submarine on first official visit to HMNB Clyde as head of military
The King, who previously served in the Navy, was welcomed on board a Vanguard-class submarine during his visit to Scotland.
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Navy HMS Protector a perfect training platform for boarding ops on multinational exercise
Personnel used the ice patrol ship to practise helicopter fast-roping and made the most of her gym in a very different way to normal.
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Navy Fleet Solid Support ships contract for Royal Navy will go ahead at troubled Belfast shipyard
NI Secretary Hilary Benn confirmed the contract will go ahead despite Harland and Wolff's holding company going into administration.
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Navy The heat is on for 847 NAS Wildcat crews as they operate in Sonoran Desert
The Royal Navy personnel are having to endure temperatures of up to 45°C, testing their mental and physical robustness in adverse conditions ...
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Navy RFA Argus makes port visit to Cape Town as UK amphibious task group heads home
RFA Argus and Lyme Bay have been deployed to the Indian Ocean and Pacific as Littoral Response Group (South).
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Navy HMS Iron Duke welcome the public onboard to showcase the warships' inner workings
HMS Iron docked in Jersey and is welcoming members of the public throughout the weekend, as well as the Sea Cadet.
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Weapons and Kit Royal Navy's Sting Ray torpedo set for £60m four-year 'best in class' upgrade
A £60m contract with BAE Systems will see the weapons system improved with new technological features and deployment options.
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Navy Dry dock upgrade at key naval base to speed up redeployment of Royal Navy's submarines
The UK's nuclear deterrent will benefit from improved planned maintenance work support and faster turnaround times.
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Navy Threat from China prompts Canada to seek place in Aukus security partnership
The UK, US and Australian agreement, with a focus on submarines, could be opened up to Canada, with Japan and South Korea also interested.
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Navy Royal Navy Hawk jet's wheels turn one last time before becoming a gate guardian
The jet will become a gate guardian at RNAS Culdrose where it can remind people of the aircraft's service and history.
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Royal Marines Royal Marines Commandos set their sights on success as sniper course draws to close
The sniper trainees have one final hurdle to overcome – a training module that will test both their urban and rural tactical expertise.
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Russia Royal Navy and RAF track Russian vessels and bombers close to UK
HMS Iron Duke and HMS Tyne were deployed to monitor four Russian Navy vessels as they sailed through the Channel and the North Sea.
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Rugby League Royal Navy men seek third consecutive title at the Inter Services
The Royal Navy rugby league men's team begin their Inter Services title defence against the Royal Air Force in Portsmouth on Friday.
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Navy Royal Navy makes history as UK and US forces storm narco-sub smuggling cocaine
HMS Trent has now seized £749m worth of narcotics since deploying to the Caribbean, making her the best smuggler-hunter this century.